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From the rear of the tomb – there was a backstone here as late as 1887 but it has been removed since.

Pretty scant remains, 7 still-socketed stones – Benwiskin rears up in the distance to the south-east.

A pair of jambstones at the eastern entrance of the gallery.

Looking through the entrance out into the court.

The old stones at the edge of the cliff.

The passage at Magheracar, holding on at the edge of the world.

Magheracar still clings on.

Rugged stone with a relatively shallow basin. Nice still.

Bullaun in the same townland as the more famous court tomb which is visible here south-west down the valley. Croaghbeg is further down still.

View North East from between Features 1 and 2. Lewes just visible on the right. Work on repairs after the 13th August Lewes derailment visible.

Location of southern entrance to outer circle between Features 1 and 2 from the South.

Location of southern entrance to the inner circle between Features 8 and 9 from the South. Centre of Enclosure visible.

Possible bank section of feature 6 from the path that follows the outer ditch of the same feature. Taken from the North East.

Southern end of path following feature 4 ditch from the South. Turn to North East visible.

This path seems to follow the course of the outer ditch of the outer bank from the western entrance to the Enclosure round to the north.

Feature lying on the north outer bank from the East.

Location on What Three Words: striving.remarking.ember

Feature lying on the north outer bank from the South.

Location on What Three Words: striving.remarking.ember

Feature lying on the north outer bank from the West.

Location on What Three Words: striving.remarking.ember

Feature lying on the north outer bank from the North.

Location on What Three Words: striving.remarking.ember

Location of feature 7, the northern entrance, from the south.

Centre of the Causewayed Enclosure looking North.

South West entrance of the Causewayed Enclosure around features 3, 4, 10 and 11. Looking North East.

Offham Hill from the South West.

Coombe Hill Causewayed Enclosure on the 1878 Ordance Survey map.

Sourced from maps.nls.uk

The Janus figure at Caldragh – I believe the carvings on the broken piece of stone leaning to the left are the hands of the figure thats hidden in this shot.

From the southern end looking north
Visited June 2026