Drombeg Stone Circle is a prehistoric monument located in County Cork, Ireland. It consists of 13 standing stones arranged in a circular formation, with a diameter of about 9 meters. The site dates back to the late Bronze Age, around 1100-800 BC, and is believed to have been used for ceremonial purposes. The circle is aligned with the setting sun during the winter solstice, indicating its significance in ancient astronomical practices. Nearby, there are remnants of a Fulacht Fiadh, a type of ancient cooking site, which further highlights the area's historical importance and the lifestyle of its early inhabitants.