North is on a hilltop. South is indicated by a high point at the end of a ridge.
The north-eastern lunistice range runs across an undulating block of high ground. The north-western lunistice range spans a break on a rising slope.
The south-eastern lunistice range spans a hilltop. The south-western lunistice range spans a dip in a block of high ground.
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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
Rathruane Boulder-Burial: 360° N centred
North is on a hilltop. South is indicated by a high point at the end of a ridge.
The north-eastern lunistice range runs across an undulating block of high ground. The north-western lunistice range spans a break on a rising slope.
The south-eastern lunistice range spans a hilltop. The south-western lunistice range spans a dip in a block of high ground.
- Rathruane Standing Stone is 800m north (346°)
- Coolcoulaghta Boulder-Burial is 4.1km north (342°)
- Cooradarrigan Boulder-Burials are 4.3km south-west (218°)
- Lisheen Boulder-Burial is 8.7km south-east (124°)
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