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Not marked on any OS ed. Mitchell (1941, 30) found sherds of pottery, represen­ting three pots, all of coarse black ware, at this location, on the shore of Killywilly Lough. Davies suggested that this was probably the site of a crannóg. Not located.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record CV010-024

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