This really is a lovely stone. It changes appearance as you walk around it as if its morphing into another form before your eyes. We also arrived at the perfect moment - early on a winter morning, with the hazy sun beaming in from behind it, adding a mystical atmosphere to the visit.
As we were standing at the roadside taking a picture of the stone in the haze, with its long shadow trailing across the field, the farmer drove past, stopped and told us to go into the field to have a proper look (which we would have done anyway, but it's nice to be invited).
This slender, 1.8m tall stone has a suspicious groove in the top, giving it quite a graphical phallic appearance, as does Scotchomerbane (County Antrim) just up the road.
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| PAUL G from GLENGORMLEY |   |
From Clogh Mills take the B94 south to Clogh and the turn left along the B64. After 3km you come to a cross roads and then a road to the right. The stone is in the field just past this second road.
A Random Selection of Nearby Monuments
 Killary (Co. Meath) |  Aghaderg (Co. Down) |  Goakstown (Co. Antrim) |
 Killy Beg (Co. Fermanagh) |  Corvally (Co. Antrim) |  Cromwells Stone (Co. Wicklow) |
