What is recorded here

No credible facts were supplied for that exact request. The available material contains unrelated website text and a different Dublin cairn, so a genuine account cannot be written without inventing history.

Situated in a forest clearing bordering a forest track in Slievethoul Wood, to the NW of Lugg henge (DU024-008----). This is a semicircular denuded cairn (diam.20m; H 2m). There is a hollow in the centre of the cairn which may be the remains of the large cist or chamber formerly identified by Kilbride-Jones (1950, 315). Compiled by: Geraldine Stout and Padraig Clancy Revised upload on: 7 July 2018

A Bronze Age cairn, likely a funerary monument, associated with the broader ritual landscape including nearby Lugg henge. Its semicircular form and central hollow suggest possible modification or partial excavation.

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