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| Now that got my attention. I spend a while around Clogher (Ballimacelliot) a few years ago doing a field project. The area you mention was not near me, also the N22 Tralee bypass / Tralee to Bealagrellagh runs very close to the spot you mention. At http://www.kerrycoco.ie/Roads/[...]Main%20Report%20Volume%202.pdf You will find a report on the N22 Tralee bypass and in it is the reporting of monuments are listed, but it does mention a ring barrow at Ballingowan on page 236 of the report. In fact from pg 229 onwards there is a lot of mention of Archeology. It would appear that it was not on the proposed route so I assume if there is no visable site above ground they do not bother with it. Not sure if you would see much now as there would have been a lot of plant tracking back and forth during the construction of the road. I hope to be down that way towards end of August so I may take a look myself. Hope this helps in some way. Reply | with quote | Posted by Cloch Mor 31st July 2008ce 08:52 In reply to: Ballingowan Henge (bawn79) |
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