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Aghmakane Portal Tomb
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Annaghmare Court Tomb
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The Ballard Longstone Standing Stone / Menhir
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Ballykeel Portal Tomb
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Ballymacdermot Court Tomb
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Clonlum Court Tomb
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Clonlum South Portal Tomb
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Clontygora
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Emain Macha Henge
Eshwary Court Tomb
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Slieve Gullion
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Callaigh Berra's House (Passage Grave) — Images (click to view fullsize)

<b>Callaigh Berra's House</b>Posted by CianMcLiam<b>Callaigh Berra's House</b>Posted by CianMcLiam CianMcLiam Posted by CianMcLiam
28th December 2011ce

Clonlum South (Portal Tomb) — Images

<b>Clonlum South</b>Posted by Stonecrazy Stonecrazy Posted by Stonecrazy
22nd October 2010ce

Clontygora - Court Tomb — Folklore

Folklorist George Paterson recalls....
The King's Ring was a grand place once, but they took stones to build the lock on Newry Canal.There was a time when there was music in the ring. It was quare music, one minute it would coax the heart out of you, and the next it would scare the living daylights out of you. Maybe it is laments for the oul' kings that are played.
stubob Posted by stubob
4th October 2010ce

Ballymacdermot (Court Tomb) — Miscellaneous

In 1962 after excavation the monument was repaired, since the American Army on tank manoeuvres, during the Second World War, threw down some of the facade stones and broke them. stubob Posted by stubob
4th October 2010ce

Ballymacdermot (Court Tomb) — Folklore

George Paterson recorded the following story about the tomb.
Sur' he saw no hurt in the breakin of it. But he never lived till finish it. For hundreds of years it has been there - maybe indeed since the beginning of time. I always remember it. Sure, it was there that I saw the first wee people.

From the Gap of the North by Noreen Cunningham & Pat Mcginn....
stubob Posted by stubob
4th October 2010ce

Callaigh Berra's House (Passage Grave) — Images

<b>Callaigh Berra's House</b>Posted by GLADMAN<b>Callaigh Berra's House</b>Posted by GLADMAN<b>Callaigh Berra's House</b>Posted by GLADMAN<b>Callaigh Berra's House</b>Posted by GLADMAN GLADMAN Posted by GLADMAN
7th August 2010ce
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