What is recorded here

Queen Mab rises six feet from a working farm field in Glencullen, her white quartzite body catching light like a forgotten bone. Beaker pottery buried beside her dates to 1700 BC, yet local stories claim she stretches thirty feet downward and resists bottomless digging. The holly-glen village once held a second stone for Viking ring games, but that companion vanished while Queen Mab remains stubbornly visible, waiting for permission and patience from anyone who approaches her road-side threshold.

Glencullen Standing Stone is recorded as a archaeological place in County Dublin. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.