This is a scruffy monument that appears at first to be a pile of field clearance, but closer inspection reveals at least one stone that is set - making it look like a standing stone with some field clearance piled up around it. However, it was probably a court tomb or a wedge tomb.
Despite its ragged form it has two interesting features. Firstly it overlooks the crannog in Lough-na-Crannagh (County Antrim) and secondly there is a wonderful waterfall to the east at the head of the valley.
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A Random Selection of Nearby Monuments
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 Coumaraglin NW (Co. Waterford) |  Lugnagun (Co. Wicklow) |  Ballycoos (Co. Antrim) |
