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Probably part of Glib Water. Excavations in 1996 showed that it was cut into boulder clay, replaced by a stone-lined channel, slightly re-aligned in c. 1600 (Gowen 1997, 32). Partly extant below ground level in 2002 (Clarke 2002, 26).
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