'Brockagh (Glendalough e)' : Bullaun Stone
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Visit Notes
Sunday, 1st April 2007
There are some very nice bullaun stones around and this is one of the finest. It is a lovely stone with one and a half bulllauns. The complete bullaun is a little over 25cm in diameter and next to this is a shallow depression that is slightly smaller and only 4-5cm deep.
There are great views up the valley and across to the round tower, but trees do hinder this view somewhat.
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A Random Selection of Nearby Monuments
8.3 Km (SSW) there is a Rock Art at Fananierin.
447.2 m (ESE) there is a Church at Trinity Chapel.
7.4 Km (NE) there is a Bullaun Stone at Ballinacorbeg known as Roundwood Graveyard I.
6.6 Km (NNE) there is a Rock Art at Carrigeenduff.
A Selection of Other Bullaun Stones
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 Glassamucky Mountain (Co. Dublin) |  Tyredagh Lower (Co. Clare) |  Kill Of The Grange (Co. Dublin) |
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