Easily accessible, although slightly off the beaten track, however, no visitors on the day of my visit making for a very peaceful place to linger and enjoy
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This must have been a very impressive place when first constructed
My first site on a very short visit to N.I.
All peaceful under a blue sky
Looking west from the ruins of the eastern court.
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Looking west – the stones in the foreground are part of the ruined eastern gallery.
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The two-chambered western gallery showing the segmenting jambs.
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The court of the better western gallery.
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Looking west over the backstone of the western gallery.
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Image credit: Charles Coughlan
Image credit: Charles Coughlan
Image credit: Charles Coughlan
W court
Gallery
E court
Articles
A damaged dual court tomb with galleries at the E and W joined by a two-chambered gallery.
Sites within 20km of Ballybriest Court
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Ballybriest Wedge
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Ballybriest (now in An Creagán)
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Tullybrick
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Davagh Water
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Davagh Forest
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Beaghmore
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Tulnacross
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Dunnamore
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Goles
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Broughderg
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Broughderg
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Keerin
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Cloghmore
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Crouck
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Dun Ruadh
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Crouck
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Moymore
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Aghascrebagh
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Tirnoney
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Aghascrebagh
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Murnells
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Tamlaght
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The Honey Mug
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Cregganconroe
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Castledawson
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Cregganconroe
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Creggandevesky
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Creggandevesky
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Slaghtneill
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Carn
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Copney
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Boviel
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