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Man-made underground passage in Treanlaur (gallen By., Kilconduff Par.)

Man-made underground passage

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No visible entrance exists, only a shallow depression in the grass where the roof has slipped. The chamber below is narrow, stone-lined and dark, waiting to be found rather than seen.
In a rath (MA072-075001-). An area of surface collapse (2.5m N−S; 2.3m E−W; D 1m at S end) is evident in the S half of the rath interior. At the deeper S end of the depression an opening (H 0.4m) reveals a subterranean passage (W c. 2m) with drystone walls and lintel roofing. Compiled by: Jane O’Shaughnessy Date of upload: 14 May 2021

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