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This record is listed in the SMR (1991) as a possible cist based on a reference to two ‘large slabs, each about 3ft square [0.9m]’, uncovered in 1935 by a local man while ploughing on top of a small hill on the E side of Ballina town (NMI Topographical Files). They were ‘visible just below the surface’, and were located about 30m from a stone-lined structure or possible burial (MA030-086001-), uncovered at the same time. The exact nature and location of this find remains unknown.
Compiled by: Jane O’Shaughnessy
Date of upload: 6 June 2018
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