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Maulmore

Standing Stones

<b>Maulmore</b>Posted by MeicImage © Michael Mitchell
Nearest Town:Cookstown (17km SSE)
OS Ref (IE):   W393822 / Sheet: 79
Latitude:51° 59' 19.29" N
Longitude:   8° 53' 1.34" W

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Not sure what they were playing at digging up this field with a hymac but the field and the stone were both in good condition when I visited this summer.

This is a massive stone (as they say probably 4m high) and what is even stranger is that it isnt marked on the OS map that I own. The texture of the stone has a lovely colour and shade to it.
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bawn79 Posted by bawn79
22nd September 2011ce

99.9% of this field has been recently dug up with a large Hymac and so close to this huge stone im surprised its still standing, access via the gate is a little awkward as a deep dyke has been dug at least on the road side of the field, well worth visiting, didnt get to see Oughtihery W circle this trip
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bogman Posted by bogman
8th July 2010ce
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