Standing stone in Carrowmore (loughrea By.)

Ten metres southeast of the main stone, a conical granite boulder still stands in the Carrowmore grass. It is not a tall pillar but a low, tapering marker, perhaps placed beside the larger stone to complete a pair or indicate a buried line. People may have walked past it for centuries, reading its shape as a boundary, a gift, or a warning. The chamber and the cairn have vanished, yet this small stone remains visible because it is still standing where it was set.