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Another stone seen from the road as we were driving by. Not a massive stone, at under one and a half metres, it's wider than it is tall.
Apparently, there are several others on the slopes, on the opposite side of the road.
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Situated in a field to the side of the minor road going into Derrynacaheragh (Right hand side if coming from Dunmanway). Not marked on the OS map.
Not the most exciting stone, but worth a stop if you are passing !
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Large rectangular standing stone, just under two metres high. It ismnsituated in a field next to a minor road, just off the R584 at Cousane Gap. Easily seen from the main road but doesn't seem to be marked on the OS map. Terrific views of The Shehy Mountains.
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Just two stones remain of a multiple stone circle, thought to contain up to eleven stones.
It is situated in pasture, in the wooded Caha valley. Access is not too difficult, just one barbed wire fence to negotiate !
A lovely peaceful setting.
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Situated at the field edge, a fine stone over 3 metres high.
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Situated SSW of Trawlebane Circle, it is one of several stones in the area. Take the lane leading South from near the circle and the stone is in a field to the left. There is a gate right by it so access is easy.
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