The first thing you notice about this site is the Rag Tree - St. Patrick's Rag Tree. It is the busiest one I have seen to date. Next to this is a water pump, so presumably there could have been a holy spring or well here too.
The bullaun stone, assuming I found the right thing, is not strictly speaking a bullaun. It appears to be a stone with a hole drilled right through it set into the ground 2m from the tree on the opposite side to the water pump.
On the upper surface of this stone a cross has been carved to one side of the piercing and a small cup-mark is on the other.
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