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Cairn — unclassified in Ballybrennock

Cairn — unclassified
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Cairn — unclassified in Ballybrennock
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According to Power (1908, 189) a place called 'an bréagán' at Ballybrennock was a hill with a stone pile representing a man. This was probably a drystone built cairn, but the knoll is now occupied by a number of modern-looking clearance cairns. Compiled by: Michael Moore. Date of upload/revision: 16th May 2011.

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