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Dingle Peninsula, Coumeenoole Beach, County Kerry in Ireland. via reddit guessthecity
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Dingle Peninsula, Coumeenoole Beach, County Kerry in Ireland. via reddit guessthecity
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Dingle Peninsula, Ireland.
Slea Head Drive, Dingle (2) (3) by Eduard Schumann
Coumeenoole Beach on the Dingle Peninsula, Co. Kerry, Ireland
A fabulous memory from this day 2021. This small, secluded but popular beach on the Slea Head drive on the Dingle Peninsula is framed by dramatic cliffs and rugged rock and offers up some stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. It was featured in the 1970 Academy award winning movie ‘Ryan’s Daughter’ starring Robert Mitchum as Charles, Trevor Howard as Fr. Collins, Sarah Miles as Ryan’s Daughter Rosy and John Mills as Michael - the ‘village idiot’.
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Dingle Peninsula - County Kerry, Ireland
Fun Fact:
An Irish farmer recently stumbled on a seemingly untouched ancient tomb.
The farmer, from County Kerry, was doing land improvement work on the Dingle Peninsula when he overturned a large rock that revealed a hidden passageway underneath lined with stones. The National Monuments Service and National Museum of Ireland were called in and determined the passageway is a tomb dating back between 2000 B.C.E and 500 B.C.E. Experts are calling the tomb a unique find as it seems to be largely in its original state and contained human remains, but it's worth mentioning that the Dingle Peninsula is known for its rich archaeological finds with around 2,000 ancient monuments standing in the area.
Archaeologists are theorizing this tomb may have been a ceremonial site with burial elements and it could be a chamber tomb from the Bronze Age, or an underground mausoleum dated to Ireland's early Christian period.
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