What is recorded here

On a long broad terrace on the W-facing slope of Turloughmore Mountain. A compact, roughly crescent-shaped mound (c. 10m E−W; c. 8m N−S) with a shallow, poorly defined hollow on the SW side facing a spring. It is composed of heat-shattered limestone fragments in dark grey soil, visible where portions of the mound have been eroded by cattle accessing the spring. The mound is somewhat asymmetrical in shape. The NW−E portion is more substantial, higher (H 0.75m) and well defined, with the E side abutting a rising rocky scarp. The W portion of the mound forms a low flat-topped spread (0.25m at W edge), bordered at SW by a low, partly sod-covered boulder/rock outcrop. The following images have been uploaded: CL006-247----_01.jpg Overall view from N CL006-247----_02.jpg View from NE CL006-247----_03.jpg View from SE CL006-247----_04.jpg View from where CL006-247----_05.jpg View from W Compiled by: Mary Tunney and Jane O'Shaughnessy Date of upload: 10 November 2021

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