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Monbay Upper Standing Stones
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Polldarrig Standing Stone / Menhir
Raheevarren Standing Stone / Menhir
Riesk Bullaun Stone
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Scarawalsh Standing Stone / Menhir
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 Scurlocksbush Bullaun Stone
Shrule Standing Stone / Menhir
Tacumshane Bullaun Stone
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 Tara Hill Cairn(s)
Tinnock Standing Stone / Menhir
Whitechurch Standing Stone / Menhir

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Croghan Middle (Standing Stone / Menhir) — Fieldnotes

Late evening on the first day of the year and after two disappointments earlier I pulled the car over in the cul-de-sac on the southern flank of Croghan mountain. Twenty metres into the field is this weird looking stone, about 1.4 metres tall and one of those that looks different from every angle. One side of it is incredibly phallic and looks like it has been split vertically down the middle. It's well embedded into the ground but not marked on the OS map and I only found it from scouting the SMR at archaeology.ie – I had a sense that this may be modern and erected as a cattle scratching post.
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ryaner Posted by ryaner
2nd January 2022ce

Croghan Middle (Standing Stone / Menhir) — Images (click to view fullsize)

<b>Croghan Middle</b>Posted by ryaner<b>Croghan Middle</b>Posted by ryaner<b>Croghan Middle</b>Posted by ryaner ryaner Posted by ryaner
2nd January 2022ce

Scurlocksbush (Bullaun Stone) — Images

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11th August 2019ce

Ballybrittas (Portal Tomb) — Fieldnotes

Locals were a good help directing me to this, continue up the unpaved track just beyond the yard full of old vehicles, take the gate to the left and continue all the way to the end of the field, the portal is just about visible, almost hidden in the gorse, looks like it hadn't been visited in a long time, cleared a path around the tomb
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52.25.44.3 N 06.38.12.7 W
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bogman Posted by bogman
13th May 2013ce

Ballybrittas (Portal Tomb) — Images

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13th May 2013ce
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