Bullaun stone in Dungooly

Bullaun stones are holy water basins, often cut or worn smooth, and Dungooly once held one beside a quernstone in its graveyard. That is the shape of the story: a place where drinking water, bread making and burial all touched the same ground. Whether people visited the stone before feast days, after storms, or simply when the field work was done, the stones made the ordinary routine feel shared with something older. They are no longer visible, but the graveyard still keeps the memory of water, stone and the hands that used them.