North is on the left slope of a dip. South is obscured but may be on a hilltop. The east and west horizons are furze covered local rocky eminences.
The art of this ancient sacred place is that the horizon shape was tuned to match cyclical celestial patterns.
Orange lines mark the annual solar round. Lunistice positions over the 18.6 year lunar nodal cycle are blue. More about the Solar Calendar More about the Lunar Calendar More about this placeLook South
Behagullane Stone Row: 360° N centred
North is on the left slope of a dip. South is obscured but may be on a hilltop. The east and west horizons are furze covered local rocky eminences.
- Farrannahineeny Stone Row is c.7.5km north-west (303°)
- Inchireagh Stone Circle is c.9km west (267°)
- Knockawaddra Stone Row is c.11km south (182°)
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