Céide Fields
The world’s most extensive Stone Age monument
Open 10th June Daily - 10am - 6pm (Last admission 5.15pm)
Admission
Adult: €5.00
Group/Senior: €4.00
Child/Student: €3.00
Family: €13.00
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Céide Fields
Beneath the wild boglands of north Mayo lies a system of fields, dwelling areas and megalithic tombs which together make up the most extensive Stone Age monument in the world.
The stone-walled fields, extending over hundreds of hectares, are the oldest known globally, dating back almost 6,000 years. They are covered by a natural blanket bog with its own unique vegetation and wildlife.
The award-winning visitor centre is set against some of the most dramatic rock formations in Ireland. A viewing platform on the edge of the 110-metre-high cliff will help you make the most of the breathtaking scenery. Come prepared with protective clothing and sturdy footwear, though. The terrain – and the weather – can be challenging.
Highlights

Gallery
Opening Times
Open daily from 10 June – 10am – 6pm (last admission 5.15pm)
Seasonal Opening Times
- 10 June – 30th September
Daily 10:00 – 18:00.
- 01 October – 15 November
Daily 10:00 – 16:30
- Winter months
Getting Here
Located 8km west of Ballycastle on R314.
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Facilities
- Baby Changing
- Car park
- Exhibition
- Guided tours
- Interpretive exhibit
- Toilets
- Wheelchair Accessible Toilet
Restrictions
- Uneven walkways
Nearby sites to visit
Céide Fields
Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery
Ireland’s oldest megalithic tombs set in a dramatic neolithic landscape
Approx. 61.2 km from Céide Fields
Sligo Abbey
Where friars’ prayers echo among the ruins
Approx. 64.2 km from Céide Fields
Parke’s Castle
Walk in the footsteps of planters and Gaels
Approx. 73.1 km from Céide Fields