What is recorded here
M. R. Colhoun recorded 'Kilpatrick field with a graveyard (DG012-014002-) nearby' here. No trace of this could be found. The site is located on rough, rocky ground overlooking the N side of Tremone Bay. According to the Donegal Survey there was 'At the W end of the raised ground is a pile of small stones/cairn/field…
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From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record DG012-014002
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