Yes, the quartz found on the cairns at Loughcrew, and collapsed off the mounds of Newgrange, Knowth and Knockroe seem to be an Irish thing. So are basin stones, the roofbox, the boulder cap over the chamber of Newgrange and the fairly unique style of art.
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