Croghan Hill, located in County Offaly, Ireland, is an ancient volcanic hill that holds significant historical and archaeological interest. Rising to about 234 meters (768 feet) above the surrounding plains, it offers sweeping views of the landscape. The hill is notable for its Iron Age burial mound at the summit, which is associated with ancient rituals and legends. Croghan Hill has long been a site of mythological significance and is believed to be the burial place of the legendary King Cairbre.
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