Ogham Stone Collection
The Ogham Stone of Ballycrovane stands tall at 17 feet, a magnificent relic from ancient times
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The Ogham Stone of Ballycrovane stands tall at 17 feet, a magnificent relic from ancient times. Located in the Dingle Peninsula of County Kerry, Munster, Republic of Ireland, it is an extraordinary piece of history. Dating back to the 11th century, this stone holds the earliest known Oghams and Runes in Ireland. Another remarkable cross-inscribed they are be found in Dromkeare, Co. Kerry. It showcases intricate carvings that speak volumes about the rich cultural heritage of Ireland. Similarly, County Cork boasts its own unique Ogham Stone that adds to the country's historical tapestry. Perched on Dunmore Head along the stunning Dingle Peninsula lies yet another captivating Ogham Stone. Its presence near the coast creates a picturesque scene that blends nature's beauty with ancient artistry. The landscape surrounding this stone is truly awe-inspiring. As we explore further into Co Kerry's Dunmore Head area, we encounter more breathtaking sights - another striking Ogham Stone amidst rolling hills and rugged terrain. This landscape perfectly complements the enigmatic charm exuded by these ancient relics. These stones serve as reminders of our ancestors' ingenuity and their desire to leave lasting marks on their land for generations to come, and are testaments to a time long gone but not forgotten; they bridge gaps between past and present. Visiting these sites allows us to step back in time and immerse ourselves in Irish history like never before. The stories etched upon these stones whisper secrets from centuries ago - tales waiting patiently for curious minds willing to listen. So let us venture forth into County Kerry's enchanting landscapes where each ogham stone tells its own tale – tales woven through time by skilled hands and cherished memories passed down through generations – tales waiting eagerly for those who seek them out amidst this mesmerizing Irish countryside