Sliabh Sneachta in the distance over the 2nd stone from the right.
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The best four of the seven remaining standing.
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Looking south-east – there seems to be a slight bank outside the circle to the right in this shot.
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The four remaining in the north-western quadrant.
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Much of the north-eastern quadrant is covered in field clearance, and what are possibly some of the thrown down circle stones.
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Approaching from the south-west it looks impressive from here.
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Image credit: Charles Coughlan
Image credit: Charles Coughlan
Image credit: Charles Coughlan
Image credit: Charles Coughlan
Image credit: Charles Coughlan
Image credit: Charles Coughlan
Thank heavens for placid cows, beautiful site and well worth a visit
Image credit: Charles Coughlan
Image credit: Ken Williams/ShadowsandStone.com
The four stones in the NW viewed from outside the circle.
Another view of the stones in the NW.
From the SE showing the field clearance in this area.
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Seven stones remain standing of this 20m diameter circle and those in the SE are largely concealed by field clearance.
The best bit of the circle is the four stones standing up to 2m high in the NW quadrant.
Visited 30 May 2004
Sites within 20km of Bocan
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Temple of Deen
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Templemoyle
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Drumcarbit
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Ballymagaraghy
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Ballymagaraghy
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Straths Bridge
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Magheranaul
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Magheranaul
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Magheranaul
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Ballybrack
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Magheranaul
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Ballybrack
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Ballyargus
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Rashenny
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Carrowmore or Glentogher (Dg. 26)
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Carrowmore or Glentogher (Dg. 24)
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Carrowmore or Glentogher
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Carrowmore or Glentogher (Dg. 25)
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Cabry
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Tromaty
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