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Turnaspidogy: Stone Row CO081-010

NGR 11889,06665 (IW 18882 ITM 66645 / 51.84668, -9.17782) [Googlemap]

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Turnaspidogy Stone Row, Cork, Ireland; from SE.

Turnaspidogy Stone Row is on the north side of Lough Allua, about 4km west of Inchigeelagh and a little north of the R584.

Farrannahineeny Stone Row is 7km south-east (155°)

References

Archaeological Survey of Ireland, record details. www.archaeology.ie/archaeological-survey-ireland
POWER, D. et al. 1997 Archaeological Inventory of County Cork, Volume III: Mid Cork. Dublin: Stationary Office. p27, no.6530.
Ó'NUALLÁIN, SEÁN 1988 Stone Rows in the South of Ireland. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 88c:179-256, p234, no.26.
RUGGLES, C.L.N. 1999 Astronomy in Prehistoric Britain and Ireland. Newhaven & London: Yale University Press. CKR52.

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