The two stones on the right of the picture are 1.2m and 2.65m high with an alignment NNE-SSW. The stones to the left are described on the National Monuments website as anomalous. I left the cattle in peace and didn't investigate further.
A collection of photographs of megalithic sites that I have visited over the last twenty five years, many of which are to be found in West Cork, but also some from travels in England, France and Spain.
Tuesday 28 August 2012
Barryshall, Co Cork
Early July took me to a job in Butlerstown, and as I knew there was a stone row at Barryshall near to the mouth of the Argideen River and I'd be passing near to it, I thought I'd have a look. As it turned out, I spotted what looks like two stone rows in the same field.
The two stones on the right of the picture are 1.2m and 2.65m high with an alignment NNE-SSW. The stones to the left are described on the National Monuments website as anomalous. I left the cattle in peace and didn't investigate further.
The two stones on the right of the picture are 1.2m and 2.65m high with an alignment NNE-SSW. The stones to the left are described on the National Monuments website as anomalous. I left the cattle in peace and didn't investigate further.
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