
Drumanone Dolmen is a large portal tomb dating from the Neolithic period, located in County Roscommon, Ireland. It is one of the largest dolmens in Ireland, with a capstone estimated to weigh over 35 tonnes. The site is set in a peaceful rural landscape and offers a glimpse into ancient burial practices.
Families visiting with children can explore the monument freely and enjoy a short walk to the site. There are no facilities on site, so pack snacks and water. Best suited for children aged 6+ who can appreciate history and enjoy outdoor exploration.
Highlights: Massive capstone, scenic countryside setting.
Facilities: None (parking available on roadside).
Tips: Visit during dry weather; wear sturdy shoes.
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Entry
Free / cheap

What parents should know
Drumanone Dolmen is a large portal tomb dating from the Neolithic period, located in County Roscommon, Ireland.
facilities
Pack supplies - no facilities on site
Bring plenty of water, snacks, and any food you'll need. There are no shops, cafés, or facilities at the site itself.
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Light drizzle
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Light showers expected — plan for indoor spells
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Last checked 25 May 2026, 02:21.
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