bawn79

the cupmarks are actually on the stones to the left of this pic

Both these tombs seem to be looking towards Keeper Hill

Looking a little dryer

This actually looks more like the entrance than the photo suggests

Looking through the tomb, it is hard to know which end would have been the entrance, the north or south end

This is the biggest remaining stone, about 0.5m high by about 1.5m long

Toward the east

Toward the south

Looking toward the north

Looking towards the west

View to the south-west to Knockgrean/Knocksefin

Cup mark on the standing stone

The cross on top of the bit

Coming up the slope from the west side, if you look very closely in the centre of the picture there is a marian shrine

The Bit from the west

Looking along the tomb at ground level

The 3 stones that are remaining

Profile of the bank and ditch, this is not one of the higher parts of the bank, id say it must reach a height of between 1.25-1.5m in places

Looking into the henge to the east

The entrance gap to the east

To the west is the only part of the henge that isnt covered in brush

What looks like a little barrow in the centre of the henge

To the south the peaks of Galtymore

View to the north you can see all the major hills in the area to the north.

Looking into the passage

The front of the cairn

Looking out of the chamber

Possible second “tomb”

This is the main slab left of the tomb

Remains of wedge tomb with tree growing thru middle

Lake on the hill of uisneach, possibly used in crowning ceremonies?

This was the morning after Bealtaine and u can see in the right hand corner that someone had a wee ceremony the night before

Cairn on top of uisneach