What is recorded here

Mentioned standing stones include Orleigh, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams, Ballymacadams

Situated in gently undulating pasture, c. 5m SE of a field drain. There are good views to N, W and S. Upright limestone pillar (H 0.66m; Wth 0.2m; Th. 0.2m). It has been by cattle for scratching so that it now stands in a gentle depression. Doubtful antiquity, seems to have been erected as a cattle scratching post, different morphologically from nearby standing stones (LI014-140-/042-) Compiled by: Denis Power Revised by: Caimin O'Brien Date of revised upload: 18 January 2019

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