What is recorded here
An Cloigeann in dumha Éige, County Mayo, holds a settlement cluster where human life repeated itself across centuries. The exact layout and dates remain hidden from public view, but the name suggests a narrow place where people learned to adapt rather than leave.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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