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Abbeyquarter North Passage Grave
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Achonry Dolmen / Quoit / Cromlech
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Ardabrone Portal Tomb
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Arnasbrack Court Tomb
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Ballindoon Portal Tomb
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Barnasrahy Stone Row / Alignment
Cabragh Wedge Tomb
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Cabragh Wedge Tomb
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Caltragh Wedge Tomb
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Carrickglass Portal Tomb
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Carrowkeel-Keshcorran Complex
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Carrowmore Complex
Carrowmurray Wedge Tomb
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Carrownagh Court Tomb
Carrowreagh Court Tomb
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Carrowroe Rath
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Cloghboley Court Tomb
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Cloghcor Portal Tomb
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Clogher Stone Fort / Dun
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Clover Hill Passage Grave
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Creeveykeel Rath
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Creevykeel Court Tomb
Crowagh Portal Tomb
Crowagh Court Tomb
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Cummeen Court Tomb
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Formoyle Burial Chamber
Gorteen Portal Tomb
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Gourtnahoula/Ballaghnatrillick Bullaun Stone
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Heapstown Cairn(s)
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Killerry Bullaun Stone
Knockadoo Burial Chamber
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Knockatober Portal Tomb
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Knocklane Promontory Fort
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Knocknarea Cairn(s)
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Knocknashee Hillfort
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Magheraghanrush Court Tomb
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Moneylahan Rath
Moneylahan Court Tomb
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Moytirra East Court Tomb
Slieve Dargan Passage Grave
Springfield Portal Tomb
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Strandhill Court Tomb
Strandhill Court Tomb
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Streedagh Wedge Tomb
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Streedagh Court Tomb
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Tanrego West Court Tomb
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Tawnatruffaun Portal Tomb
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Tobernaveen Holed Stone

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Tomb 7 (Passage Grave) — Images (click to view fullsize)

<b>Tomb 7</b>Posted by muller muller Posted by muller
3rd January 2012ce

Barnasrahy (Stone Row / Alignment) — Images

<b>Barnasrahy</b>Posted by ryaner<b>Barnasrahy</b>Posted by ryaner<b>Barnasrahy</b>Posted by ryaner ryaner Posted by ryaner
5th August 2011ce

Moneylahan (Rath) — Fieldnotes

I was driving along here on my way to look for the court tomb up the road when I spotted this. Now I like a good rath so I do, but this deserves more than the regular small red circle that marks it on OS sheet 16. Given that they are the most common Irish monument (there are probably about 300 on sheet 16 alone), you could tend to ignore them – they're everywhere. This might be a costly mistake however – places like this what I presume to be a multivallate, iron-age ringfort/cashel/rath, are well worth stopping for and are quite spectacular.
The presence of Benwiskin can't be ignored here. It rises up to a not huge height of 514 metres, but does so in rapid time – no gentle rolling hills here – you get vertigo just looking up at the sheep on the 450 metre line.
The fort is a mixture of earthen embankments and dry-stone walls, quite crude in comparison to say Staigue, but much disturbance has occurred here over time. There is a ramp-like approach on the south-west side that circles around the circular fort, visible from the road, but it was hard to make out the entrance in the short time I spent here. Inside the fort itself are many collections of rubble, but as I said I didn't give this place as much time as it deserves. Will I ever return? I'd love to.
ryaner Posted by ryaner
2nd August 2011ce

Moneylahan (Rath) — Images

<b>Moneylahan</b>Posted by ryaner<b>Moneylahan</b>Posted by ryaner<b>Moneylahan</b>Posted by ryaner ryaner Posted by ryaner
2nd August 2011ce

Gourtnahoula/Ballaghnatrillick (Bullaun Stone) — Fieldnotes

At the base of a belltower, in a modern churchyard in Ballaghnatrillick (Béal Átha an Trí Liag). If it were a cube, it would be approx a metre cubed, if you know what I mean. The bullaun is centrally placed, 15cms diameter and I don't know how deep as it was filled with rubble, seemingly deliberately. ryaner Posted by ryaner
2nd August 2011ce

Gourtnahoula/Ballaghnatrillick (Bullaun Stone) — Images

<b>Gourtnahoula/Ballaghnatrillick</b>Posted by ryaner ryaner Posted by ryaner
2nd August 2011ce
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