I think this is the largest of the circles here. It's certainly close to being the largest, but it is difficult to be sure.
This is a 7m diameter ring of low stones, protruding just 20-30cm above the peat. You can make out at least one tangential stone row that runs in a southerly direction. This, also, only just pokes out above the peat.
These circles are very similar to those at Beaghmore (County Tyrone) and excavations would clear them up beautifully and make them so much easier to understand. I hope the money comes forward to do this at some point, as I'm sure there's more in the vicinity.
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