Visiting Carrowkeel: Ireland's Largest Megalithic Graveyard

[@sunnyrivers]

Gorgeous serene countryside! ☘️🩵👏🏼

[@adamruzzo]

Some of the best!!

[@francine5674]

A sacred and magical place 🙏🏻 You were quite fortunate to be able to experience it on your own, without any tourists around. Thank You for sharing…

[@adamruzzo]

Not a “soul” around ;)

[@feistyfeather]

Thanks so much for sharing such great info & beautiful footage. 😊✌😊

[@adamruzzo]

You’re welcome. It was such an amazing experience. I couldn’t help but share it!

[@vallovesnature8449]

Such a magical place. You are so lucky to have seen all those mystical structures 😌

[@adamruzzo]

Magical is certainly the right word :)

[@californiasun162]

Hi Adam wow great content , always awesome . From Huntington Beach California

[@adamruzzo]

Thank you :) and a big thanks to you for preordering my album!

[@Random-Wanderer232]

So cool 😍

[@adamruzzo]

This place BLEW MY MIND!!

[@melissasowk]

Thank you for sharing! Being from newfoundland, my dna shows I am mainly Irish/English. But there is Anatolian in there too, which makes so much sense now!

[@adamruzzo]

Cool! Yes so waay before the Celtic people made their way to Ireland , these Neolithic people lived here. When the celts showed up, within a generation 90% of the gene pool in Ireland changed. Insane. But the *VERY* cool thing is that these sacred sites continued to be used as sacred sites by the druids of the celts. Their significance never changed :)

[@haliletwin6315]

Oh my gosh. Incredible. I love this kind of stuff so much… ❤️ and I love the new furry friends you made 🥰🐐

[@adamruzzo]

Same here :) yes those furry friends secretly run the country I think, they are EVERYWHERE 🤣

[@haliletwin6315]

@@adamruzzo amazing!! 😂

[@norawallace6430]

Wow, truly beautiful and serene. So much ancient history there. I was surprised to hear of the Anatolian bones. Turkish living there is a whole other historical story. Amazing.

[@adamruzzo]

Yep at all the sites I went to, the dna went back to there! The celts sailed there later on and then it all changed. But the druids kept using these tombs as burial sites, so they found Celtic artifacts alongside all of the Turkish cremated remains!!

[@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712]

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