Page Menu

Although this mound is quite large it took some time to spot from the road due to the slope down to it and the hedgerow that runs alongside it.

The mound is over 3m tall and 15m in diameter and is located on a west-facing slope overlooking what used to be a river. The river is now a stream that runs in a concrete-lined channel, because it has been dammed at the head of the valley.

Click Thumbnail to View Full Size Image

All Sites Visited On 27th April 2008 Next Site »

Have you visited This Monument?

If so, give it a rating for others to see

Random Gazetteer

A Random Selection of Nearby Monuments

5.8 Km (NNW) there is a Standing Stone at Ballygowan.
7.4 Km (E) there is a Bullaun Stone at Kilroot.
8.7 Km (NNW) there is a Court Tomb at Ballyboley known as Carndoo.
4 Km (WSW) there is a Stone Row (Alignment) at Lisglass known as The Three Brothers.
3 Km (WSW) there is a Cairn at West Divivsion known as The Schoolhouse Cairn.

A Selection of Other Artificial Mounds

Ballynavortha (Co. Carlow)	Blacklion (Co. Carlow)	Ballynunnery (Co. Carlow)
Herbertstown (Co. Meath)	Arnyara (Co. Sligo)	Sutton South (Co. Dublin)

Show All 27 Artificial Mounds Featured on megalithomania.com

Top of page | Feedback | About this site

Blogs	Shop
Google Earth Support	RSS Feeds
Coordinate Convertors	About GPS
Glossary	About OS Maps
FAQ	Search

Your Name
Where are you from?
Rating