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Earthwork in Cousane

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On steep W-facing slope, overlooking Owvane River to N and W. Low oval earthwork (H 0.4m; E-W 9m; N-S 6.5m) with three stones (H 0.3m-0.57m) built into it; well defined on E. Standing stone (CO092-05302) to SE.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record CO092-053001

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