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This stone was reported by Colm Chambers, who describes it as 'leaning against the inside of the eastern wall of Dundarirke graveyard (CO070-083----). The stone is upright and partially buried. The grass and ivy around the stone appear to have been cut back recently. The stone is 85cm tall and is roughly 25 to 30cm thick. At ground level the stone is 105cm wide. Just above ground level at about the midpoint of the stone there is a circular depression of about 30cm in diameter. The depression has a maximum depth of about 13cm. The depression appears to have been created by a ‘pecking’ process, as concentric rings of peck marks are visible within the depression, rather than by abrasion or polishing (as is more common with bullaun stones.'
Compiled by: Denis Power
Date of upload: 16 April 2013
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