What is recorded here

Standing stone in Rockingham Demesne (boyle By., Rockingham.ed) is a standing stone in Rockingham Demesne (boyle By., Rockingham.ed), County Roscommon, Ireland. Sam Moore first reported and recorded the upright sandstone, which stands 1.81m tall with a rounded top and aligns ENE-WSW. The stone occupies deciduous woodland on a slight NW-facing slope near the SE edge of Lough Key, just north of a path associated with Cloontykilla Castle.

Located in deciduous woodland on a slight NW-facing slope towards the NW edge of a small E-W peninsula at the SE edge of Lough Key. It is also just N of a path associated with Cloontykilla Castle, a nineteenth century house, c. 130m to the SE. This is an upright sandstone (dims of base 0.66m x 0.22-0.41m; H 1.81m) aligned ENE-WSW and has a rounded top. It was first reported and recorded by Sam Moore. Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload; 2 November 2018

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