Crúachan

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Crúachan is an ancient royal site in County Roscommon, Ireland, traditionally regarded as the capital of the Connachta and a key setting in early Irish mythology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient royal site
archaeological site
mythological location
associatedFestival Samhain NERFINISHED
associatedWith Connachta NERFINISHED
early Irish mythology
associatedWithDeityOrFigure Ailill mac Máta NERFINISHED
Medb NERFINISHED
the Morrígan NERFINISHED
associatedWithTribeOrPeople Uí Briúin Ai NERFINISHED
country Ireland NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance important site in Irish mythological tradition
key setting in early Irish epic literature
evidenceType limited excavation
non-invasive geophysical survey
function burial place
ceremonial center
royal residence
governingMythicDynasty kings of Connacht NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalStatus national monument of Ireland
protected archaeological landscape
hasComponentSite Oweynagat NERFINISHED
Rathcroghan Mound NERFINISHED
various ringforts
hasFeature burial mounds
earthworks
linear earthworks
ringforts
ritual landscape
hasIrishName Crúachan Aí NERFINISHED
hasTourismFacility Rathcroghan Visitor Centre NERFINISHED
linkedMyth Oweynagat (Cave of Cats) NERFINISHED
entrance to the Otherworld
locatedIn County Roscommon NERFINISHED
province of Connacht
mentionedIn Táin Bó Cúailnge NERFINISHED
Ulster Cycle NERFINISHED
nearSettlement Tulsk NERFINISHED
region Rathcroghan complex NERFINISHED
researchField Celtic studies
Irish archaeology
Irish medieval studies
surveyedBy archaeologists
timePeriod Iron Age
early medieval period
topographicalType low limestone plateau
traditionalRole capital of the Connachta

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Cruachan hasIrishName Crúachan