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Gallaun in Derreenanaryagh

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This tall standing stone is conspicuously located in flat, marshy land W of the Caragh river. It stands 2.84m high and measures .7m x .28m at base; E-W. Irregular in elevation, it increases in width from its base to a maximum of 1.3m before tapering sharply on its W side towards a rather pointed top. Approximately 135m to S is another, smaller standing stone KE072-010----. Cork University Press (1996), no. 163.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record KE072-009

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