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Man-made underground passage in Kilmaquague

Man-made underground passage
Man-made underground passage in Kilmaquague
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Man-made underground passage in Kilmaquague is a man-made underground passage in Kilmaquague, County Waterford, Ireland. It is situated in pasture at the bottom of a northeast-southwest valley, approximately 40 meters northwest of a stream. According to tradition recorded in the 1983 survey, this passage was located in the interior of a destroyed possible ringfort.
Situated in pasture at the bottom of a NE-SW valley, c. 40m NW of a stream. It is traditionally believed that there was a Man-made underground passage in the interior of the destroyed possible ringfort (WA027-031001-) (Decie 1983, 56). Decie (1983) Old Waterford Society Survey, Decies, No. 24, 42-57. Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload/revision: 10 June 2011

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