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This is the 'original location' record for the ogham stone that is Kerry County Museum (see KE029-324----). In Kerry County Museum. Information from Sarah O’Farrell, Kerry County Museum, 3 February 2015. KCM 2008: 134 – Found at Fermoyle beach near Cloghane on the Dingle peninsula. Dimensions: 1.65m long, 0.4m in max width, 0.25m in max thickness. Provenance: The stone was originally removed by the landowner, unaware of its character, from the beach at Fermoyle Island with other stones, before being incorporated into rock armour at the back of beach further east along the strand.
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