Apparently, also site of a Neolithic Axe Factory. The usual.
Rare treasures found with a young Iron Age man buried in Alloa about 2,000 years ago are to go on show for the first time in a new exhibition.
The Ogham is most obvious on the left side, sheltered from the weather and erosion by the vegetation.
The only vegetation-free view I had of the underside of the capstone
A ‘floating’ capstone, with view over to Carn Fadrun
What a sight/site that greets you upon entering the graveyard
Back towards Rostrevor and across Carlingford Lough towards Carlingford mountain. The second stone is in the back garden of a house in the houses middle distance here.
Small standing stone in Kilbroney townland, one of a pair. The second is 200m to the south-west in someone’s back garden.
Solution pits on the southern face of the stone.
Across Warrenpoint and Carlingford Lough to Carlingford mountain.
Nicely placed atop a small drumlin.
Pity about the electric fence around the perimeter of the field, but it does have a plastic cover to aid stepping over it by the gate.