The Wedge Tomb at Lough Gur Limerick

The Wedge Tomb at Lough Gur is a fascinating site, located in Co. Limerick, Ireland. It’s an ancient burial site dating back to the Neolithic period. This tomb consists of a long, narrow chamber with a wedge-shaped entrance, hence the name “wedge tomb.” These tombs were typically used for communal burials, reflecting the social and cultural practices of the time. The Lough Gur area is rich in archaeological remains, indicating it was an important center for prehistoric communities. The landscape around the tomb is serene, with Lough Gur itself adding to the site’s mystical ambiance. It’s a place where visitors can connect with Ireland’s ancient past and marvel at the ingenuity of our ancestors. Visiting the Wedge Tomb at Lough Gur offers a unique opportunity to explore the mysteries of Ireland’s Neolithic era, to feel into the energy of the site. For those interested in spirituality and the mystical aspects of Ireland’s past, the site provide a sense of connection to the land and its ancient inhabitants, offering a space for reflection and contemplation. For some, the energy they feel at these sites is tangible, manifesting as a tingling sensation, a feeling of being watched, or a sense of awe and reverence. This energy is often attributed to the accumulated emotions, experiences, and rituals of countless generations who lived, worked, and worshipped in these places. In 2012, for some reason I can compelled to take a photo of the inside of the tomb. I took these photo of the Wedge Tomb and you can see the energy. It was pure magic.