What is recorded here

Situated on flat cragland 16m SE from the outermost enclosing wall of Cahercommaun (CL010-064003-). Described by Hencken (1938, 7-8 and Fig. 3) as a ring of stones (diam. 6-7m) with a small Man-made underground passage (CL010-064099-) at SW. This was referred to by Westropp (1896, 155) as a 'cloghán'. This is a subcircular hut site (int. diam. 6.2m E-W; 4.9m N-S; max. ext. dims. 9.6m) defined by a collapsed and moss-covered stone wall built of flattish slabs in no particular orientation. The interior is uneven with occasional large stones. The following images have been uploaded: CL010-064098-_01 From W. Hut site. Man-made underground passage lintel in foreground. CL010-064098-_02 From E. View of hut site. CL010-064098-_03 From S. Hut site with Cahercommaun in the background. CL010-064098-_04 View of hut site from SW. Compiled by: Mary Tunney Date of upload: 4 October 2016

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