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Image of Malin More Dg. 94 (Portal Tomb) by ryaner

Looking south-west. Much field clearance has been dumped on the remains of the tomb.

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Image of Malin More Dg. 94 (Portal Tomb) by ryaner

The remaining portal with the standing stone over its left shoulder.

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Image of Malin More Dg. 94 (Portal Tomb) by ryaner

Looking roughly south-east. The stone in the foreground here may, according to the survey, have been the roofstone.

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Image of Malin More Dg. 94 (Portal Tomb) by ryaner

Looking roughly north-east. There are 2 stones still standing here, a sidestone towards the foreground and a two metre tall portal stone.

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Malin More Dg. 94

One of three portal tombs that lie on the north side of the road into Málainn Mhóir, this is an almost complete ruin. It’s in a pasture field up a slight hill, about 250 metres from the Carraig to Malin More road. All that remains standing is one, admittedly large, portal stone. The chamber is in a state of total collapse and there is much field clearance dumped on the remains. There is an Irish government fógra here, marking it as a protected site.

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