I hadn't held much hope of finding this stone and as I approached the location I had even less, because there was a modern house right where it should be. I parked up and looked over a few hedgerows and decided that it must be lost. Walking back to the car a large rock in the driveway of the new house caught my eye. Could it be?
Yes, it could! The stone looks as if it was once earthfast - it's over 1m tall now that it's freestanding. There is a fully-formed bullaun at one end of the upper surface and a shallow dip towards the other. A small channel leads from the full bullaun to the outer edge of the stone.
This is a nice example and a very nice thing to have as the centrepiece of your driveway.
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_A Random Selection of Nearby Monuments
 Aghade (Co. Carlow) |  St Brigit's Stone (Co. Cavan) |  St. Patrick's Knee (Co. Westmeath) |
 Glendasan River (Glendalough i) (Co. Wicklow) |  Brockagh (Glendalough m) (Co. Wicklow) |  Ballycook (Co. Carlow) |
