Burren, county Cavan.

H 080 350 - Sheet 26

Nearest village: Blacklion

NOTE: Burren comes from the Irish for a stony place, and is a not-uncommon place-name.
This tomb is not in THE Burren of county Clare, where there are dozens of typical Irish wedge-tombs.

The Giant's Grave is now somewhat lost in a dreary conifer plantation.
Note how two of the front orthostats of the façade lean together to form a triangular entrance to the antechamber.

Remarkable cups and rings and solution pits on the top surface of the front roof-stone:
compare with a tomb in SW France.

Click here or on a picture to see another wedge-tomb in the same townland.

Click here for more pictures of this wedge-tomb on a fraternal site.