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Keel East (Lower)

Court Tomb

<b>Keel East (Lower)</b>Posted by bogmanImage © Charles Coughlan
Also known as:
  • Bal of Dookinelly

Nearest Town:Doagh (5km SW)
OS Ref (IE):   F6551407003 / Sheets: 22, 30
Latitude:53° 59' 40.89" N
Longitude:   10° 3' 3.33" W

Added by FourWinds


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The first photo is looking south and then the second photo is where the tomb turns almost to a 45 degree angle.
This can be seen from Fourwinds postcard in the misc section.
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bawn79 Posted by bawn79
13th April 2007ce
Edited 13th April 2007ce

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http://www.megalithomania.com/show/image/4449

To get an idea of how this used to look, when I looked at this post-card I could immediately understand the rather unusual layout.
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bawn79 Posted by bawn79
13th April 2007ce
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