What is recorded here

Bullaun stone in Kilbrack is a bullaun stone in Kilbrack, County Waterford, Ireland. It sits just off the crest of the east-facing slope of a wide north-south col, with summits approximately 400 metres to the southwest and 700 metres to the north-northwest. This early ecclesiastical site features an ecclesiastical enclosure, and three bullaun stones of Old Red Sandstone conglomerate are present, while a fourth may be missing. The triangular stone has a single basin 17 to 19 centimetres across and 6 centimetres deep on its inner face.

Situated just off the crest of the E-facing slope of a wide N-S col with summits c. 400m to the SW and c. 700m to the NNW. This is an early ecclesiastical site consisting largely of an ecclesiastical enclosure (WA002-048003-). There is no evidence of a church structure (WA002-048001-) or of a graveyard (WA002-048002-), but three bullaun stones of Old Red Sandstone conglomerate are at the site, and a fourth may be missing. A triangular stone (dims. 0.4m x 0.38m; T 0.16m) with a single basin (dims. 17-19cm; D 6cm) is on the inner face of the bank of ecclesiastical enclosure (WA002-048003-) at W. Compiled by: Michael Moore. Date of upload: 27th August, 2010.

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