Lough Gur

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Lough Gur is a prehistoric lake and archaeological site in County Limerick, Ireland, renowned for its rich Neolithic remains and ancient monuments.

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Lough Gur canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
prehistoric lake
stone circle
constructedInPeriod Late Neolithic
country Ireland
Ireland
hasArchaeologicalFind Neolithic pottery
metalwork from Bronze Age
prehistoric house foundations
stone axes
hasArchaeologicalPeriod Bronze Age
Early Christian period
Iron Age
Neolithic
hasArchaeologicalSite Carraig Aille stone forts
Grange stone circle
Knockadoon hillfort
Neolithic house sites
burial mounds
crannogs
fulachta fiadh
ringforts
standing stones
hasCulturalHeritage Irish mythology
hasDesignation National Monument of Ireland
hasDiameter about 45 metres
hasEvidenceOfHumanOccupationSince circa 3000 BC
hasGeographicalFeature horseshoe-shaped lake
limestone landscape
hasHighestPoint Knockadoon Hill
hasLargestStoneCircleIn Ireland
hasMythologicalAssociation Cú Chulainn
Grian
Áine
hasNumberOfStones more than 100
hasStoneCircle Grange stone circle
hasStructure Bourchier’s Castle
Carraig Aille I stone fort
Carraig Aille II stone fort
Grange stone circle
Knockadoon hillfort
Lough Gur Visitor Centre
hasTourismFacility Lough Gur Visitor Centre
isManagedBy Lough Gur Development Co-operative
isTouristAttractionOf County Limerick
locatedAt Lough Gur
locatedIn County Limerick
Munster
locatedNear Bruff
Herbertstown
Limerick city
linked to: Limerick City

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County Limerick contains Lough Gur
Grange stone circle locatedAt Lough Gur
subject linked to: Lough Gur