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Arrow indicating where Knockfeerina is.

Arrow indicates where Sliabh na mBan is.

The rear of the stone, seems to show the figure of a man, maybe its thogrim himself.

You can clearly see the runes but it seems that the ogham is pretty worn at this stage.

Information on the ogham / rune stone

The stone with some of the cupmarks highlighted

A dark and brooding Knockfeerina from Duntryleague

The bullaun stone itself

Well and bullaun stone to the left

Entrance to the well and bullaun stone

The ringfort at Clogher Hill

The inscription on the stone

With side with the unusual texture

The stream running between the conjoined ringforts.

The Rath looking east

The Motte with my lovely assistant for a bit of perspective

The link in the above website doesnt work so I have posted this plan.

Standing stone with stick for comparison, walking stick is over 1m long

Classic view of island wedge tomb

Remains of the round tower and graveyard

Some of the surrounding hill-fort

Ardpatrick from the lowland

Submerged souterain

The raised centre of the rath, with evidence of foundations etc

Standing down in the trench

You can really see the depth of the trench in this rath

The beautiful bay here at Bremore

The remaining two mounds

The main mound and third from north

The second mound from the north

The most northern of the mounds

The paps from the well at The City of Shrone

Western Pap from the Eastern Pap

With dog for scale