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According to Doyle (1981) there was, ‘a second rath in the northern part of Loughmeran, near Dunmore [Holy Trinity, RC] Church. This rath was situated on a high sandy mound in an area of rough ground beside the railway line. The line is there no longer, and the entire area has been taken over by a concrete firm. The rath and its mound were taken away as gravel. I am told that up to the time of its removal it was in good condition’ (NMI topographical files).
Compiled by: Jean Farrelly
Date of upload: 16 June 2020
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