This is a double court tomb and not a mightily fine one. The north-south aligned galleries are not set in a scruffy clearing just off the Ballypatrick forest drive, which is one way making the signs to the tomb unmissable. Talking of the signs they are quite amusing!
The south gallery has a great displaced lintel blocking the entrance into the 3 chambered gallery. Jambs separate first two chambers and a lintel the rear two. Only two court stones survive.
The north gallery is unsegmented and 6m long. One court stone survives.
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