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In pastureland. Raftery (1944, 24, 31, Fig. 1) recorded 'two large lumps of granite, measuring respectively 85 by 90 cm. and 135 by 120 cm.' close to the NW of the 'Rath of Feewore' (GA097-150001-) and in the vicinity of the original location of the Turoe stone (GA097-150006-). No visible surface trace of them was noted on inspection in September 1984. A standing stone (GA097-150002-) lies in a small coniferous plantation c. 60m to the N of the rath.
Compiled by: Olive Alcock
Date of upload: 3 August 2018
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