Similar shot of the SW gallery but this time showing the extent of the cairn, said to be originall rectangle in shape and 19 metres wide. Twelve metres separate the two back-to-back galleries.
This is the north-east gallery. It too is double chambered. The entrance jambs are a mismatched pair. The large stone to the rear right seems to be a displaced roofstone from the back chamber, now resting on the gallery backstone.
The SW chamber is left of the shot, segmenting jambs obvious with low entrance jambs about 2.5 metres in front of them, the rounded backstone is a further 2.3 metres behind them.
Benwiskin towers over the court tomb at Moneylahan. The back-to-back dual-court tomb sits in a cairn 45 metres long. It is now officially my new favourite site ever.