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I'm really not sure about this one, but if the other Burren monument is actually a boulder burial then this could be, too.

The large eratic stone that once stood on the limestone plynth has been tipped back to reveal a hollowed out section beneath. One side and one end of this appear to have been blocked off by upright slabs, giving a cist-like appearance. There are two interesting round boulders standing just 3m from the site.

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100 m (E) there is a Rock Art at Burren.
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1.5 Km (WSW) there is a Sweat House at Legeelan.
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