What is recorded here

Matthewstown Passage Tomb is an archaeological place in County Waterford, Ireland. Built around 2250 BC, it belongs to the Scilly-Tramore group of small stone tombs that connect County Waterford with Cornwall and the Scilly Isles. The structure measures 4.5 metres long and about 1.8 metres wide, with two rows of five upright stones protruding about one metre above the ground and four large slabs covering the grave. It sits 1.6 kilometres north of Fenor and overlooks the Comeragh Mountains.

Matthewstown Passage Tomb is recorded as a archaeological place in County Waterford. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.