This is a nice standing stone. Shame it's right on the roadside! It stands an impressive 2.2m tall and was obviously used by travellers as a way marker as several meet here.
The stone must be closely associated with the nearby barrow as a line from this stone through the centre of the barrow passes over a stone set into its perimeter and on towards a prominent vally to the southeast.
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_ Glasnamullen (Co. Wicklow) |  Kilmashogue (Co. Dublin) |  Cloonkeeghan Commons (Co. Mayo) |
 Coumeraglinmountain (Co. Waterford) |  Sess Kilgreen (Co. Tyrone) |  The Stone Of The Tree (Co. Limerick) |
