What is recorded here
Walter Harris in the second volume of The Whole Works of Sir James Ware concerning Ireland records an ancient sepulchre placed SW by NE, which was composed of eight black marble stones of which two made the covering and was supported by the other. According to the report vast quantities of burnt coals, ashes and human bones were found in it (Harris 1745, 145). The location of this mound is unknown. It has been identified with the place known as the Styne (Halliday 1884, 153).
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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