Castleruddery Stone Circle

This one had a bit of negative energy. I believe they all respond differently to people, even changing with different phases of people's lives...this one I couldn't bring myself to walk to the center of though. There is a small power line nearby so that is unfortunate as I think it interferes.

There was parking for about 2 cars and a small set of steps over a cattle fence to get into the circle. The joy of the place was how serene it was and the beautiful countryside surrounding it. We were the only people there for the 40 minutes we spent. Not being a believer in mysticism, the spot did feel magical. It’s worth a detour if you’re driving by.

Worth a visit. Old hawthorn trees around the perimeter, and I believe it was a healing circle. Take a visit and make your own conclusions. No cost to visit, no other people here.

It's not as spectacular as other circles but it has a visible mound around it, which makes it more like a circle. It's very remote and there is no parking. One car can park next to the meadow fence though.

A fantastic and magical area,well keep by the local people, parking is very little and you must be careful not to block two gates there, as you approach over the wooden fence keep a eye out for the rabbits . There is a believe that this was a stop off for many Travers in old times and the two quartz boulders are of the same stone that is on the front of Newgrange that comes from the mountains near or visible from here , making the stone of some significance at and of the time. Put your right hand on the white right stone as you enter,feel the heat from it, very odd

Another great megalithic place in Wicklow mountains area. Much bigger than Piper's Stones. Unfortunately there's not much space for parking.

Gorgeous stone circle, easy to access. The white quartz boulders are incredible.

There is a gate to step over, didn't see wheelchair access. Other than that it was a great spot with a dedicated walkway for visitors from the road into the field. There's a hazelnut tree along the walk if you're there in autumn.