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At the NE edge of a karstic terrace on the NE slopes of Slievecarran with panoramic views over the Burren lowlands to the N and Turloughmore Mountain to the E. A small oval cairn (dims. 8m NE–SW; 5.4m W–E; H 0.5–1.15m) of loosely piled stones. The cairn rises to a relatively compact gently domed peak with broadly slumped sides spreading to a low encircling skirt of loose stones, partly sod-covered around the perimeter from N to E.
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CL006-137----_01.jpg View from upslope to W
CL006-137----_02.jpg View from N
CL006-137----_03.jpg View from SW
CL006-137----_04.jpg View from S
Revised by: Mary Tunney and Jane O'Shaughnessy
Date of revision: 10 November 2021
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