This is a beautifully slender, yet short stone, with a low 'shoulder'. It sits in a field just 10m from a farm track and stands proud, despite its diminutive size. It tapers to a point and it it hard to tell if the 'shoulder' is the result of a breakage or was originally there. If so then this is probably why this stone was chosen.
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Take the R 390 from Mullingar south west and turn left at Loughanavally. Take the narrow first right until you come to a track by the side of a abandoned church. Follow this track, through the farm yard and the stone is about 200m past the farm.
A Random Selection of Nearby Monuments
 Porterstown (Co. Westmeath) |  Dringeen Oughter (Co. Mayo) |  Johnstown (Co. Westmeath) |
 Goakstown (Co. Antrim) |  Barnes Lower (Co. Donegal) |  Caherkeegane (Co. Cork) |
