This great stone stands on a bend in the road like a sentinel.
It is around 3m tall and almost egg shape in plan. Although I can't really say much more the stone has left quite an impression on me due to its location and the tranquility around it ... shame about all the telegraph poles.
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Due to cutting my trip a little short I was well ahead of schedule for meeting my friend, so I thought that coming here and to the nearby tomb (see Wateresk (County Down)) was a good plan. The lane by the stone was doing a very good impression of a swimming pool!
The main purpose at stopping here was to get a photo for scale and take a GPS reading. I managed to do both and get extremely wet doing it - bargain!
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From Newcastle take the A2 north for about 3km and turn left. Take the first left and continue for just 350m and as you round a bend you will see the stone at the side of the road.
A Random Selection of Nearby Monuments
 Saval More (Co. Down) |  Croghan Middle (Co. Wexford) |  Aghaderg (Co. Down) |
 Glencullen (Co. Dublin) |  Ahaun (Co. Waterford) |  Athgreany (Co. Wicklow) |
