What is recorded here

Kiltycreevagh preserves a whispered tradition of a stone sculpture on a crannog in Clooncose Lough, though no one has pointed to the carving since. The island may hide a forgotten marker, swallowed by reeds or buried under centuries of rot. Someone stood there once, shaping stone against the water, and the lough kept the secret long after the maker disappeared.

On the crannog (LF002-004001-) in Clooncose Lough. According to local information, there is a tradition of a stone sculpture on a crannog. However, it was not located during a field survey of the island (pers. comm. C. Fredengren). Compiled by: Paul Walsh Date of upload: 13 June 2013

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