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Mound behind wall, the wall is about 2.5m high so mound must 5-6m high at least.
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There may be some cairn material piled up against this rock, Im not convinced though.
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The rock formation with the cairn on Laghtshanaquilla in the gap.
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Only just noticed this on the pic, is that a head and body lying down!
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A path runs alongside the cairn and stones have been piled up on either side
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The cairn is hard to make out on the hill itself but comes out pretty well in this picture
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Looking along the row the nearest two have fallen. They seem to be looking south-west, north-east
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Pretty ordinary standing stone bout a metre high
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Barrow looking out towards the hills, on the horizon just above the pitch, you cant really see them with the cloud cover
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The cairn is built up on some of these large natural rocks, the little cave like feature is called “The seat of Fionn”
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Cairn with unusual stone marker, this stone seemingly was put up here by a local sculptor.
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This red/purple sandstone? to me seemed very different to the rest of the stone used here, I know that there is a standing incorporated into the centre of one of the Cairns in Loughcew could this be something similar?
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An example of some of the quartz around the site which would may have a similar function to Newgrange (If that function is really understood).
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