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Lough Gur - Stone Circle C Stone Circle
 

County

Limerick

Coordinates

N 52° 30' 55.38"   W 008° 32' 30.0"

Nearest town

Bruff

Grid Ref.

R 63235 40583

Map No.

65

Elevation a.s.l. (m)

97

Date of visit

Saturday 18 June 2016

GPS Accuracy (m)

2
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The north-northeast (25°) stone. The red and yellow stick is 1 metre long, for scale.


North of the more famous Grange Lios stone circle is this smaller yet beautiful stone circle.
It is a perfect circle and has a diameter of about 17 m along the east-west axis, with 15 stones still in place. The circle is incomplete, the southwest section of the arrangement has a gap that indicates that some of the stones have been removed or lost.
The recumbent stone is on the east-southeast (110°) side of the circle. The tallest stone is under a tree on the southwest (150°) side.
The grass of the field where the circle is had been recently cut except for the grass around and inside the monument so we had a limited impression of the place.


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