What is recorded here

Cairnbaine is a dual court tomb built around 3500 BC in County Monaghan, preserving one roof slab above an exposed gallery. Its trapezoidal cairn stretches thirty metres through the Dartree area, large enough for several people to walk inside the ancient stone chamber. The surviving façade and court stones suggest a place where memory itself was shaped, not merely buried.

Cairnbaine is recorded as a archaeological place in County Monaghan. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.