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The Belfast Gazette, July 1, 1932 370 THE BELFAST GAZETTE, JULY 1, 1932, . Monument Situation Monument Situation Dolmen (Cromlech)—Green Graves, Dun- Mound—Tullymore, Armagh. donald. Mound—Harrymount, Tullyvallen, Newtown- Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Dunnaman, Kilkeel. hamilton. Kistvaen—Mountstewart, Newtownards. Mound—Clanrolla, Lurgan. Stone Circle—Ballyalton, Downpatrick. Mound—Tullyard, Grange. Stone Circles, etc.—Scrabo Hill, Newtownards. Fort—Rockmacreeny, Richhill. Standing Stones (The Three Sisters)—Greenan, Fort—rRathtrillick, Middletown. Loughbr ickland. Fort—Drumilly, Newry. Standing Stone—Bally loughlin, Dundrum. Fort—Tullyglush, Keady. Long Stone—Mayo, Mayobridge, Newry. Fort—Lisglynn, Derrynoose. Crown Mount—Sheeptown, Newry. Fort—Dundrum, Keady. Portions of Dane's Cast—Killysavan, Poyntz- Fort—Lisleitrim, Newtownhamilton. pass. Fort—Corliss, Greggan. Fort—Tara, Portaferry. Fort—Charlemont. Forts (5)—Lisnagade, near Scarva. Fort (King's Stables)—Tray, near Navan Fort,. Fragment of Vitrified Fort—Tullyard Hill, Navan, Armagh. Drunibo. Dane's Cast—Aghayalloge, K:Hevy; Killy- Mote (or Mound)—Donaghadee. capple, Latmacollum, and Killyfaddy,. Mote (or Mound)—Dundonald, Belfast. Lisiiadill and Killeen. Mote, (or Mound)—Holy wood. Dorsey Entrenchment—Dorsey, Silverbridge. Mote—Ballymaghery, Hilltown. Friary—Armagh. Church (remains)—Holy wood. Crosses—Tynan. Church (St. Andrew's)—Ringhaddy, Killinchy. Castle—Ardgonnell, Tynan. Church—Raholp, Downpatrick. Castle—Derrywarragh Island, Maghery. Two Crosses—Kilbroney, B.ostrevor. Castle — Moiry, Ballyclanowen, Carrick- Market Cross—Newtownards. broad . Town Cross—Downpatrick. Castle—Creevekeeran, Tynan. Cross Slab—Kilclief, Downpatrick. Castle with entrenchments—Castleraw, Lough- Cross—Donaghmore. Newry. gall. Cross—Dromadonald. Ballyroney, Banbridge. COUNTY FERMANAGH. Round Tower—Drumbo, Belfast. Monument Situation Castle—Kirkistown, Newtownards. Castle—Walshestown, Downpatrick. Dolmen (Cromlech)—Kilrooskagh, Holy well. Dolmen (Giant's Grave) — Tawneydorragh,. The Old Castle—Castleward, Downpatrick. Drumskiniiy. Castle—Strangf ord. Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Dromore Big, Drum- Castle—Quoile, Downpatrick. shinny. Castle—Portaferry. Dolmens (Giants' Graves) (2)—Killy Beg,. Two Castles—Castleskreen, Ballynoe, Down- Garrison. patrick. Dolmens (Giants' Graves) (2)—Ballyreagh, Castle—Kilclief, Downpatrick. Tempo. Castle—Dundrum. Carn (Giant's Grave)—Cornacully, Tully- Castle (Margaret's)—Ardglass. rossmearan. Castle (Cowd)—Ardglass. Castle—Narrow-water. Dolmen (Giant's Grave) — Aghanaglack, Castle—Greencastle, Kilkeel. Boho. Castle—Ringhaddy, Killinchy. Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Coolbuck, Lis- Tower facing Harbour—Bangor. bellaw. Tower—Old Court, Strangf ord. Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Mountdrum, Lis- Struel Wells—Downpatrick. bellaw. Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Cloghtogle, Lis- bellaw. Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Meenagleeragh, COUNTY ARMAGH. Derrygonnelly. Monument Situation Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Cavantillycormick, Ballinamallard, Dolmen (Cromlech)—Ballykeel, Mullaghbane. Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Carrickmacflaherty, Dolmen (Cromlech) and " Giant's Grave "— Belcoo. Aughnagurgan, Keady. Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Carrickmacsparrow, Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Latbirget, Mullagh- Letterbreen. bane. Dolmens (Giants' Graves) (3)—Knockennis, Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Ballintaggart, Porta- Tempo. down. Dolmen (Giant's Grave) — Corratrasna, Stone Monument—Aughnagurgan, Keady. Derrylin. Cashel and Standing Stones—Aghmakane, Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Rossinure More, Camlough. Derrygonnelly. Cashel—Cashel Townland, Lisnadill. Dolmen (Giant's Grave), Carn and Cashel— Standing Stone—B.allard, Camlough. Moylehid, Belmore Mountain, Enniskillen. Standing Stone—Corran, Crossmaglen. Carn (Giant's Grave)—Doohatty Glebe, Derry- Standing Stone—MxiHynure, Armagh. lester, Enniskilleh. Sguterrain—Carrickananny, Loughgilly. Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Greenan, Kinawley. Carn—Clontygora, Killevy. Dolmen (Giant's Grave) and Stone Circle— Cam—Slieve-Gullioii (S. of Lake). Sheemuldoon, Irvinestown. Carn—Daaikilmore Mountain, Carrickbroad. Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Rossinure Beg,. Carn—Carnavanaghan, Kilclooney. Derrygonnelly. Carn (remains)—Ballybrolly, Eglish. Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Keoran, Irvines- Carn—Ballymacdermott, Killevy. town ..
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