Misgaun Meva (Standing Stone / Menhir) — The Modern Antiquarian

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Image of Misgaun Meva (Standing Stone / Menhir) by bawn79

Fallen standing stone

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bawn79 Oct 16, 2006

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Misgaun Meva

Standing Stone / Menhir

bawn79 Oct 16, 2006

This is just to the northwest of Rath Croaghan, it is described as a a fallen four-sided standing stone, 2.78m in length. Its name is linked to the name of Maeve and the folklore in the area.

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CianMcLiam
Oct 2006

Sites within 20km of Misgaun Meva

Rathbeag

Round Barrow(s) • 0.58km WNW

3

1
Rathnadarve

Round Barrow(s) • 0.7km WSW

6

1
Oweynagat

Souterrain • 0.78km SW

4

1

2
Rath Cruachan

Artificial Mound • 0.94km WNW

7

2

1
Rathmor

Round Barrow(s) • 0.94km WNW

1

1
Daith’s Stone

Standing Stone / Menhir • 1km SSE

3

1
Glenballythomas

Round Barrow(s) • 1km SSE

1
Bellanagare

Standing Stones • 4.94km WNW

2

1
Carnfree

Artificial Mound • 5.75km SE

3

1
Carns

Standing Stone / Menhir • 5.96km SE

2

1
Carns

Standing Stone / Menhir • 5.97km SE

2

1
Carns

Artificial Mound • 5.98km SE

6

1
Kilcorkey

Standing Stone / Menhir • 6.43km W

3

1
Sheegeeragh

Passage Grave • 7.32km ESE

3
Cornamucklagh and Falmore

Court Tomb • 7.39km W
Rathra

Hillfort • 9.59km WSW

10

1
Rathra

Artificial Mound • 9.59km WSW

1
Rathra

Artificial Mound • 9.59km WSW

1
Cloonkeen

Standing Stone / Menhir • 16.77km WSW

5
Cloonkeen

Standing Stone / Menhir • 16.77km WSW
Knockacorha

Standing Stone / Menhir • 17.25km NE

3

1

2
Drumanone

Portal Tomb • 18.98km NNW

14

4
Usna

Wedge Tomb • 19.69km NNE

2

1
Sroove

Rath • 19.99km WNW

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