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THE BELFAST GAZETTE, JULY.L, 1932 369 THE BELFAST GAZETTE, JULY.l, 1932 369 THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE FOR Monument Situation NORTHERN IRELAND. Chambered Tumulus—Tannybrack, Kells. ANCIENT MONUMENTS. Chambered Graves (9)—Carngreine, Rough- fort, Mallusk, Craigarogan. WHEREAS, by Section 5, Sub-section 1, Mound—Doonan, Carnlough. of the Ancient Monuments Act (Northern Mound—Duncrue, Carrickfergus. Ireland), 1926, it is enacted that the Ministry Green Mount — Stoneyford, Ballynacoy, of Finance (hereinafter referred to as "the Glenavy. Ministry") shall, from time to time, cause to Fort—Rathmore, Templepatrick. be prepared and published a list or lists con- Fort—Cavehill, Belfast. -taining: Fort—Dunanney, Ballygolan. (a) such monuments as are reported by the Fort—Lisburn. Ancient Monuments Advisory Com- Fort—Lisnalinchy. mittee as being ancient monuments, Promotory Fort—Lurgiethan, Knockans South, the preservation of which is of national Cushendall. importance; and Fort—Rathenraw, Antrim. (b) such other ancient monuments as the Fort—Doonbought, Clogh. Ministry thinks fit. Fort—Randox, Crumlin. And whereas the Ancient Monuments Fort—Shaneoguestown, Muckamore. Advisory Committee has made such report and Fort—Ballyharvey, Muckamore. certain ancient monuments have been added Fort—Magherahoney, Ballymoney. thereto by the Ministry. Mote—Knockaholet, Loughguile. And whereas the Ministry has duly notified Mote and Bailey—Ballykeel, Harryville, the owners of such monuments that such a Ballymena. list has been prepared and will be published Mote and Bailey—Dundermot, Glarryford. and of the penalties which may be incurred Rath—Tully, Crumlin. by a person guilty of an offence under said Rath—Ballykennedy, Crumlin. Section: Rath—Ballypalady, Templepatrick. Raths (2)—Budore, Dtindrod. Now, in pursuance of the aforesaid Section, Church—Ballydonaghy, Crumlin. the Ministry hereby publishes the following, Church (Layd)—Moneyvart, Cushendall. being a first list of ancient monuments, the Church and Cross—Templeastragh, Ballintoy. preservation of which is of national importance. Church—Churchfield, Culfeightrin. Chapel in Woods—Inispollaii, Glendun (near Viaduct), Cushendun. COUNTY ANTRIM. Chapel and Terrnon Cross—Cross, Murlough Bay, Ballycastle. Monument Situation Cross—Broughanlea, Ballycastle. Dolmen (Cromlech) and Stone Circle—Mount Cross—Tullaghore, Ballycastle. Druid, Ballintoy Rectory, Magheraboy. Tombs of Hugh M'Phelim O'Neill and his Dolmen (Cromlech)—Crockateemore, Bally- servant—Slieve an orra, Cushendun. voy, Ballycastle. Masuoleum—Templepatrick (in Graveyard). Dolmen (Cromlech)—Craigs, Ballymoney. Round Tower—Glebe, Armoy. Dolmen (Cromlech)—Broad Stone, Craigs, Round Tower—Steeple, Antrim. Ballymoney. Round Tower—Ram's Island, Lough Neagh. Dolmen (Cromlech)—Abbey, Ballyboley, Bally- Castle—Dunseverick. nure. Castle (Court M'Martin)—Cushendall. Dolmen (Giant's Grave), Headless Cross and Castle—Red Bay, Cushendall. Inscribed Altar Stone—Dunteigue, North Castle—Cloghgaldanagh, Clogh, Ballymena. of Knockdhu Mountain, Glenarm. Castle—Ballygalley, Larne. Dolmen (Giant's Grave)—Browndod, Temple- Castle—Olderfleet, Larne. patrick. Castle—Portmuck, Islandmagee. Stone Circle—Cloghafadd, Tervillin, Ballyvoy, Castle—Lisburn. Ballycastle. Castle Chichester—Whitehead. Stone Circle—Curramoney, Ballycastle. Dalway's Bawn—Ballyhill. near Kilroot. Stone Circle and Grave—Ballymarlagh, Kells, North Gate and such fragments of the Town Ballymena. Wall as remain—Carrickfergus. Stone Circle—Kilmakee, Templepatrick. Cashei — Shedding's Bridge, Tamybuck, Broughshane. COUNTY DOWN. Standing Stons—Priest's Hill, Slievnacloy, Hannahstown. Monument Situation Standing Stones (The Bohill Stones)—Tully- Dolmen (Cromlech) — Ballygraffan, near rr.sk. Comber. Standing Stone—Crewehill, Lurganteneil, Dolmen (Cromlech)—Anuadorn, Loughin- Glenavy. island. Standing Stone (The Holestone)—Moyadam, Dolmen (Cromlech)—Raholp, Downpatrick. Doagh. Dolmen (Cromlech)—Sliddery Ford, Wateresk, Sout?rrain and Mound (or Mote)—Donegore, Dundrum. Templepatrick. Dolmen (Cromlech)—Goward, Hilltown. Soutsrrain and Mound—Knockdhu Mountain, Dolmen (Cromlech) (large) — Kilfeaghan, Ballyhackett and Corkennain, Carncastle. Rostrevor. Souterrain and Ogham Stone—Carncome, Dolmen (Cromlech)—Kilkeel (North side). Connor. Dolmen (Cromlech)—Burren, Warrenpoint. Chambered Tumulus — Carnanmore, Bally- Dolmen (Cromlech) — Loughmoney, Down- vennaght. patrick..
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