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I went here not knowing what the Lady's Finger might be, but suspecting it was a standing stone. As you may have guessed, it isn't. It is a strange phallic column made of stone bricks. There is no indication of why it was built and who/what for.

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From Drogheda take the R150 east for about 5km until you reach a sharp right hand bend. Instead of going right carry straight on for 300m and you will see it.

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