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Image of Creevykeel (Court Tomb) by ryaner

Looking through the entrance out into the court.

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Image of Creevykeel (Court Tomb) by ryaner

Tall segmenting jambstones between the two main chambers at Creevykeel. The sidestones of each chamber are much lower than these, indicating that the chambers were roofed by courses of corbelling, as seen in the previous shot.

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Image of Creevykeel (Court Tomb) by ryaner

The beginnings of a course of corbelling towards the rear (south-west) of the second chamber.

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Image of Creevykeel (Court Tomb) by ryaner

Over the entrance lintel into the oval-shaped court. Creevykeel is phenomenal, if a tad sterile, and it’s hard to have it to yourself. Moneylahan is only up the road.

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Image of Creevykeel (Court Tomb) by ryaner

Another view of best preserved of the three subsidiary chambers at the back of the cairn.

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Image of Creevykeel (Court Tomb) by ryaner

Subsidiary chamber at the back (south-west) of the cairn.

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Image of Creevykeel (Court Tomb) by ryaner

Segmenting jambstones frame the backstone at Creevykeel.

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Image of Creevykeel (Court Tomb) by ryaner

Not many angles left. Over the court, towards the tomb entrance, with iron smelter to the right

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Image of Creevykeel (Court Tomb) by CianMcLiam

Court tomb under excavation, sometime in the late 1930’s or 40’s

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Sites within 20km of Creevykeel