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Rathcroghan Stock Photos and Images

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Rathcroghan Stock Photos and Images

The Rathcroghan mound, showing the east ramp, likely used for ritual ceremonies leading to a struture built on top of the mound. Stock Photo
RM2CBMCK0–The Rathcroghan mound, showing the east ramp, likely used for ritual ceremonies leading to a struture built on top of the mound.
The entrance to Oweynagat, the cave of the cats.A place of contact between this world and the Otherworld, especially at Samain, Halloween. Stock Photo
RM2CBMCEX–The entrance to Oweynagat, the cave of the cats.A place of contact between this world and the Otherworld, especially at Samain, Halloween.
East view, from the road, of the ring barrow known as Rathbeg, a likely ancient burial site. Stock Photo
RM2CBMCFN–East view, from the road, of the ring barrow known as Rathbeg, a likely ancient burial site.
The Rathcroghan mound showing stonework that once encircled the original mound and would have given it a much steeper perimeter. Stock Photo
RM2CBMCK8–The Rathcroghan mound showing stonework that once encircled the original mound and would have given it a much steeper perimeter.
West view, from the Rathcroghan mound, of the ring barrow known as Rathbeg, a likely ancient burial site. Stock Photo
RM2CBMCFF–West view, from the Rathcroghan mound, of the ring barrow known as Rathbeg, a likely ancient burial site.
Rathcroghan, Ráth Cruachan, royal and ceremonial site in Connacht. The mound was once crowned with a massive wooden, round structure Stock Photo
RM2CBMCJ7–Rathcroghan, Ráth Cruachan, royal and ceremonial site in Connacht. The mound was once crowned with a massive wooden, round structure
Rathcroghan, Ráth Cruachan, royal and ceremonial site in Connacht. The mound was once crowned with a massive wooden, round structure Stock Photo
RM2CBMCJM–Rathcroghan, Ráth Cruachan, royal and ceremonial site in Connacht. The mound was once crowned with a massive wooden, round structure
Rathcroghan, Ráth Cruachan, royal and ceremonial site in Connacht. The mound was once crowned with a massive wooden, round structure. Stock Photo
RM2CBMCJC–Rathcroghan, Ráth Cruachan, royal and ceremonial site in Connacht. The mound was once crowned with a massive wooden, round structure.
Rathnadarve, fort of the bulls, south ridge, where the brown and white bulls began their battle in the Tain bo Cuailnge, Cattle Raid of Cooley Stock Photo
RM2CBMCKD–Rathnadarve, fort of the bulls, south ridge, where the brown and white bulls began their battle in the Tain bo Cuailnge, Cattle Raid of Cooley
The entrance to Oweynagat, the cave of the cats.A place of contact between this world and the Otherworld, especially at Samain, Halloween. Stock Photo
RM2CBMCF3–The entrance to Oweynagat, the cave of the cats.A place of contact between this world and the Otherworld, especially at Samain, Halloween.
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