What is recorded here
In 1986, a small group of fulachta fiadh was reported in the townlands of Cashel Upper and Lack East (SMR file). Subsequently, some 23 fulachta fiadh (MA070-053001- to MA070-053015 and MA070-053017 to MA053-024----) were identified, located along a c. 700m long section of a small stream separating the townlands of Cashel Lower and Cashel Upper to the east from Lack East and Lack West to the west: some were only visible in section faces because of the realignment of the stream to form a drainage channel and were covered by up to one metre of peat (Buckley and Lawless 1987, 32-36). Two of the fulachta fiadh provided material suitable for Carbon 14 dating and yielded dates of 830 (+/- 50) B.C and1360 (+/- 40) B.C. (Buckley and Lawless 1988, 23-25).
MA070-053010- was reported in the S half of the group. On the overgrown E bank of a small NNE-flowing stream. When inspected in August 2025, no visible surface trace of the monument was found but subsurface deposits may survive intact.
Date of visit: 21-8-2025
Compiled by: Gearóid Conroy
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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