A.p. site: sub-rectangular feature in Ballymorran

The monument record does not grant public access. Check the route and ask the landowner before entering private land.

What is recorded here

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Explorer Tom Another Stone quay in Ballymorran? Someone wrote a bad poem about it once, I’m sure. It rhymed 'quay' with 'day' and…

Explorer Tom Cleared slipway and probable stone jetty in Ballymorran was built on a bargain that probably went south. The builder…

Explorer Tom Stone jetty and cleared slipway in Ballymorran: the builder was really thinking about lunch, not history. They probably…

Explorer Tom Stone quay and 2 cleared slipways in Ballymorran has a rivalry with a more famous place down the road. It’s got two…

Explorer Tom A linear feature on Darragh Island is basically a straight line that got lost and never found its way back to the…

Explorer Tom Shamrock Island is called that because the map makers got drunk and couldn't remember the real name, so they just went…

Explorer Tom Ford in Ballymorran, Shamrock Island needs a dating profile that says 'deep waters, shallow commitments.' It’s been…

Explorer Tom Ford in Conly Island is post-medieval and knows secrets it would only tell after a few pints of stout. It’s basically…

Explorer Tom Wedge-shaped stone quay and cleared slipway in Conly Island is shaped like a wedge because someone had a strong…

Explorer Tom Darragh Island in County Down would definitely bring a bucket of chips to any party and claim they were artisanal…

Explorer Tom Ringhaddy Castle refuses to fall down completely because it thinks it looks more dramatic if it’s only half-collapsed.…

Explorer Tom Kilduncy on Dunsy Island is unlocated, which is a fancy way of saying nobody knows where it is. Pre-Norman stuff is…