Well this is a first for me, a new site for TMA. A great looking tomb on a private farm, and that will be the problem as permission will be refused. I can go into more detail if you direct message me.
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You can't see the circle from the road but your marker is the close by standing stone. Walk back towards the farm house and the circle is on your left.
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Great little tomb, pretty easy to find (going by the map). The ground around the site looks like it could get bottomless in Winter.
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The superb but sadly overgrown circle of Gurteen. If visiting make sure you have the appropriate footwear.
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This is the standing stone of Ballyquin (the one very near the tomb).
I have read somewhere that this stone may have originally been up closer to the tree's in the background.
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A little off the beaten track (compared to other tombs in County Down) but so very worth the effort.
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Great tomb in danger of being overgrown, marked on the road side as a dolmen.
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The superb Ballynoe Portal Tomb, very hard to get up close. This tomb along with the many others in Carlow is a must see.
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Nice spot to park and walk, look left and right at the rail crossing !
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The lesser known of Waterfords great sites, well worth a visit though.
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This is a magic little circle, but the location around it would seem to be undergoing major changes of late. This shot was taken in 2010.
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Apart from the fences, poles, tv masts and long grass, this is a must see site.
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This is for me the total standout of all standing stones in Kildare.
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Ballynageereagh Portal Tomb is one of Waterfords many great tombs well worth a visit.
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