
March 2015
Image credit: Michael Mitchell
March 2015
March 2015
March 2015
March 2015
Situated in the woods just SW of the Sullane River, in the Townland of An tSeanchluain (Shanacloon) is this interesting collection of monuments. A cairn is flanked by three standing stones, all of which have ogham inscriptions, though only one is now visible now. A Bullaun stone sits on top of the cairn, which is also decorated with a modern cross and various offerings. The cairn is said to be the burial place of St Abán, the Brother of St Gobnait, who’s church sits a kilometre or so to the NW. A few metres downhill is the Holy Well dedicated to St Abán and still in use today.