Souterrain, An Caiseal, Dún Lúiche, Co. Donegal
Hidden beneath the townland of An Caiseal in County Donegal lies a souterrain, one of Ireland's enigmatic underground structures that dot the countryside.
Souterrain, An Caiseal, Dún Lúiche, Co. Donegal
These subterranean passages, built during the early medieval period, served various purposes; from storage spaces for food and valuables to places of refuge during raids. The An Caiseal souterrain represents a tangible link to the daily lives and concerns of people who lived here over a thousand years ago.
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An Caiseal, Dún Lúiche, Co. Donegal
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