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Looking North

The Front of the tomb looking west

This is the back of the portal tomb looking east

This is possibly the capstone? and has fallen and is buried

Looking north

This baby sister of the Catstone lies in the vicinty of the Black Sows Bed and near to where there is a famine graveyard.
Im not sure if its natural rock or if it transported here. It is bigger than me so must be at least 2-2.5 m high.

Another shot of this wee stone

A really small standing stone maybe only 200mm high behind a church in a drive to a big two story farmhouse.

A closer view this time from the standing stone at Ballybricken East

Up on the hill there is a hill-fort, looks like a pretty natural place for one really

An unusual slope that on the other side drops near vertically, just didnt sit right with me

Standing stone about 0.5m high

Wee Cairn with Fairy Tree

Profile

View from other side

This standing stone below the hill fort of Knockroe

Slightly different view from the road

Taken from the roadside

The opposite profile

On profile

From the other side (very technical i know!)

The stone up close with the hole

The cairn at its highest point

Hole in the side of the cairn

The cairn itself is maybe 2-3m high and in poor repair.

The winter sun shining behind the cairn & cross

Hill from the road running along side

View back towards the lough

View of the plaque

The Ghastly christained well

The Grove

Into the well

The well

Facing south

West-ish

This is the stone that has fallen.

Both stones staring into the west.

The fallen stone and a full moon approximately in the east.

Described as a mound on the OS map

From the opposite side

The cap on this is really big id say approx 3m long by about 1.5m.

Into the west, not as impressive as it looks I dont think it aligns really. Found the water around it to make the effect more impressive though.

Looking east at sunset 23rd Dec 2004

Another less defined mound on the site.