Evin Cairn

Evin Cairn

Explore Ancient Irish Sites

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 22, 2026
  • May 21, 2026
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Discover Ireland's rich archaeological heritage with this field guide. Explore over 150,000 ancient sites on a detailed map, identify structures using your location, and learn their history through engaging stories. Plan your trips with offline access to saved locations and respectful access information.

Satellite map of archaeological sites
Site identification tool
Search by site name or county
Filter by archaeological period
Offline saved lists
Engaging site stories
Respectful access information
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What's New in Evin Cairn

v1.8.0 (build 50)

May 21, 2026

Evin Cairn is now Seanda. Seanda (pronounced SHAN-da) is Irish for "ancient" — a name that better captures what this app is about: putting 930,000+ recorded archaeological sites across Ireland at your fingertips. Nothing else has changed — your saved sites, trip plans, and settings are all still here. Thanks for exploring with us.

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Does Evin Cairn have ads?

No, Evin Cairn is ad-free and does not include any advertisements.

What devices is Evin Cairn available on?

Evin Cairn is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

How often is Evin Cairn updated?

The app was last updated on May 21, 2026, with version v1.8.0. New stories are added regularly.

What is the age rating for Evin Cairn?

Evin Cairn has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide audience.

Can I use Evin Cairn offline?

Yes, your saved list of sites works offline, allowing you to plan road trips and explore without a signal.

Where does Evin Cairn get its data?

Site data comes directly from the National Monuments Service of Ireland's Archaeological Survey, ensuring accuracy and up-to-date information.

What makes Evin Cairn's map useful in the field?

The map is designed to be clean and glanceable, readable in bright sunlight, and uses battery-friendly location services for use in remote areas.

What are the benefits of the 'What Am I Looking At?' tool?

This tool uses your location to suggest what a nearby earthwork, ruin, or stone formation might be, based on real records from the Sites and Monuments Record.