Standing stone in Kilbryan Upper, County Waterford

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What is recorded here

Situated towards the top of a S-facing slope of a hillock with slightly higher ground to the E. This is an Old Red Sandstone upright (dims. c. 0.8m E-W; 0.55m N-S; H 0.95m) with no discernible orientation.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record WA014-057

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