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Ballygunnertemple Cist |
Ballyhussa
Standing Stone / Menhir
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7 posts
Ballymote Standing Stone / Menhir |
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Ballymote Barrow Round Barrow(s) |
2 posts
Ballynaclogh South Standing Stone / Menhir |
11 posts
Ballynageeragh Portal Tomb |
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11 posts
Ballynamona Lower Court Tomb |
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Ballyquin Standing Stone / Menhir |
7 posts
1 site Ballyquin Portal Tomb |
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Ballyvoyle Standing Stone / Menhir |
Bawnard
Chambered Tomb
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Blenheim Hill
Chambered Tomb
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2 posts
Boherboy Standing Stone / Menhir |
4 posts
Carrickavrantry Wedge Tomb |
2 posts
Carrigeen Standing Stone / Menhir |
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7 posts
Carriglong Passage Grave |
Castlecraddock
Chambered Tomb
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Cloghadda
Standing Stone / Menhir
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Coolnahorna
Bullaun Stone
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10 sites
Coumeraglin Mountain |
Couse
Chambered Tomb
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Crough
Standing Stones
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Croughaun Hill
Cairn(s)
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Curraghaskin
Standing Stones
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Curraghkeily
Bullaun Stone
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2 posts
Drumlohah Souterrain |
4 posts
Dunhill Portal Tomb |
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21 posts
Gaulstown Portal Tomb |
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Gaulstown Cist Cist |
Glenaphuca
Standing Stone / Menhir
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5 posts
Glennafallia Cairn(s) |
Graigavalla
Standing Stone / Menhir
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Gurteen Lower
Portal Tomb
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6 posts
Harristown Passage Grave |
Kealfoun
Standing Stone / Menhir
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1 post
Kilcolman Standing Stone / Menhir |
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4 posts
Knockanaffrin Standing Stones |
Knockanduff
Wedge Tomb
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Knockboy
Standing Stones
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10 posts
Knockeen Portal Tomb |
Leckaun
Bullaun Stone
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Lisduggan
Chambered Tomb
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Lissahane
Standing Stones
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9 posts
Matthewstown Passage Grave |
6 sites
Monavullagh Mountains |
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5 posts
Mothel Stone Cup and Ring Marks / Rock Art |
Parkbeg
Standing Stone / Menhir
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Pickardstown
Standing Stone / Menhir
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Powersknock Standing Stone / Menhir |
Raheens
Standing Stone / Menhir
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Rathmaiden
Standing Stone / Menhir
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2 posts
Saint Declan's Stone Natural Rock Feature |
Savagetown
Standing Stone / Menhir
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Savagetown
Portal Tomb
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Scartnadriny
Cairn(s)
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Sheskin
Portal Tomb
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The Sweep
Standing Stone / Menhir
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4 sites
Tooreen |
Whitestown
Chambered Tomb
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2 posts
Whitfield Standing Stone / Menhir |
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Ballyquin (Portal Tomb) — Images (click to view fullsize) |
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Posted by muller3rd January 2012ce |
Carrigeen (Standing Stone / Menhir) — Fieldnotes |
| Another site in impressive surrounds. This standing stone at the end of a road that is a cul de sac up in these mountains. There is a viewing sport with a carpark and the stone is less than 500m from the standing stone. I understand there is some very beautiful scenery in the hills around here for hill-walking. |
Posted by bawn7910th December 2011ce |
Carrigeen (Standing Stone / Menhir) — Images |
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Posted by bawn79 10th December 2011ce |
Knockanaffrin (Standing Stones) — Fieldnotes |
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This impressively situated pair of standing stones are at the end of a track leading from a sheep farmers farmyard / house. This is real sheep farming company so not really the kind of place for bringing a dog. The standing stones are both about 1.8m high. On fourwinds website it reckons it found signs of an unrecorded stone circle in the vicinity. |
Posted by bawn79 10th December 2011ce |
Knockanaffrin (Standing Stones) — Images |
  
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Posted by bawn79 10th December 2011ce |
Tooreen Row (Stone Row / Alignment) — Fieldnotes |
| A small (in height) stone row of redish sandstone (I think). It may be that some of the height is lost in the bog below. It is signposted from the nearby stone circle. |
Posted by bawn79 10th December 2011ce |
Tooreen Row (Stone Row / Alignment) — Images |
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Posted by bawn79 10th December 2011ce |
Tooreen Circle (Stone Circle) — Fieldnotes |
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This stone circle is situated in the beautiful Nire Valley. The Valley is a real hidden gem south of Clonmel town. The drive from the Bulmers factory in Clonmel over the mountains down into the valley is like being transported to another world only 10 minutes from (realitive) civilisation. There is a forest path all the way to the circle is it is easy to find. Im not sure if I would drive all the way in, I parked at the edge of the forestry and walked about 15mins to it. This site seems to be visited quite a bit from the fire that had been made in the middle of it. You may not want to meet the people that did this. |
Posted by bawn79 10th December 2011ce |
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