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Trawlebane

Stone Circle

<b>Trawlebane</b>Posted by MeicImage © Michael Mitchell
Nearest Town:Bantry (4km W)
OS Ref (IE):   W042478 / Sheet: 85
Latitude:51° 40' 28.73" N
Longitude:   9° 23' 6.23" W

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This could be a great little circle. All five stones are there... still standing. But, as with a lot of sites, it's been rather neglected. Filled with stones from field clearance and overgrown with brambles.
Trawlebane Standing Stone lays about 250 metres to the SW
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Meic Posted by Meic
12th March 2012ce

Circle is badly in need of a good cleanup
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bogman Posted by bogman
22nd November 2009ce
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