Mullagharoy, Grangegeeth Co. Meath, is an area of low hills and wide valleys just a few miles from the village of Slane.

This curious standing stone sits two fields from the road and has long views of the surrounding countryside from its prominent position.

While one face of the stone is a lump of bulges and cavities, the other features intruiging carvings of cup marks and rings with curved lines and shapes also evident on the heavily eroded and cattle rubbed surface.

Mullagharoy, Grangegeeth Co. Meath, is an area of low hills and wide valleys just a few miles from the village of Slane.

This curious standing stone sits two fields from the road and has long views of the surrounding countryside from its prominent position.

While one face of the stone is a lump of bulges and cavities, the other features intruiging carvings of cup marks and rings with curved lines and shapes also evident on the heavily eroded and cattle rubbed surface.