The stone row consists of three large megaliths, the tallest is about 2m high, and the row has a northeast to southwest alignment.
In this last picture, which is taken from the southwest, Cullenagh Lake is just visible below the forest.
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.
Sunday, 10 April 2011
Cullenagh, Co Cork
Not far from Clodagh stone circle, and certainly worth looking for, is the stone row of Cullenagh, which can be found on a ridge high above the road.
The stone row consists of three large megaliths, the tallest is about 2m high, and the row has a northeast to southwest alignment.
In this last picture, which is taken from the southwest, Cullenagh Lake is just visible below the forest.
The stone row consists of three large megaliths, the tallest is about 2m high, and the row has a northeast to southwest alignment.
In this last picture, which is taken from the southwest, Cullenagh Lake is just visible below the forest.
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