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This is the present location of this stone, which is on display in the County Museum, Dundalk. It was discovered in 1977 in the course of an excavation of a souterrain (LH007-072005-) where it was used as a lintel (see LH007-072006-). 'The top has been broken off, probably as part of the appropriation for use in the souterrain. Though incised very finely the consonants are legible but the vowel notches were not cut very deeply and many are uncertain (indicated here by lower-case or a dot). The inscription reads up both angles as follows: Left angle: MAQI CORaBiR MaQi? TAN.b/l ... Right angle: NeTa SaLaGIa MAQi MuCoi … (McManus 1997, 76, no. xvii).
Compiled by: Nora White
Date of upload: 12 February 2017
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