What is recorded here
Two one-metre stones still stand near Drimoleague, likely set during the Bronze Age to mark a boundary, honour the dead or align with stars. They are small enough to overlook yet old enough to outlast every kingdom that forgot them. Walk past them at dusk and they stop being archaeology; they become a message addressed to whoever finally noticed.
Clodagh Standing Stones is recorded as a archaeological place in County Cork. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.
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