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Carrickglass
Portal Tomb
Carrickglass (The Labby Rock) (Portal Tomb) on The Modern Antiquarian, the UK & Ireland's most popular megalithic community website. 21 images, plus information on many more ancient sites nearby and across the UK & Ireland.
Image © Uwe Häberle 05/2010
Also known as:
The Labby Rock
Nearest Town:
Ballyfarnon (7km E)
OS Ref (IE):
G796157 /
Sheet: 25
Latitude:
54° 5' 23.74" N
Longitude:
8° 18' 42.46" W
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Carrickglass comes from the two Irish words Carraig meaning stone and Glas meaning green. Hence the name for the area is the green stone, perhaps a reference to the roof-garden on top of this tomb.
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Posted by
CianMcLiam
4th July 2005ce
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