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mass rock — Letterkenny

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mass rock — Letterkenny
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Mass rock, erected\in use c. 1690-1730, comprising an irregular-shaped stone slab set on rubble stone\bounder supports with small stone packing to top. Site out of use and now heavily overgrown. Situated in a rough, wet, scrub-covered, secluded, steep hillside. Located to the east of the summit of Drum Hill and to the south of the south bank of the River Swilly, and to the west of the centre of Letterkenny.

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