Standing stone in Knockbrack (magunihy By.)

Knockbrack holds a fallen sandstone pillar, nearly two metres long and tapering like a broken finger, lying in level pasture below a south-facing slope. Fifteen metres north, rock art and an ogham stone still stand, suggesting the pillar once joined a larger arrangement rather than marking a solitary boundary. The absence of a visible upright does not erase the place; it redirects attention to the carved stones nearby and the possibility that Knockbrack was a small ceremonial cluster, not a single monument.