With many of these the cups seem to be along a fault line like this one: http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/41209
This either means they are quarry marks and were put across the fault to make breaking it easier, or they are enhancements to the fault. Thanks for pointing those out. Until now I thought they were unique to Co. Wicklow.
These ones seem to be on a fault.
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