The largest wedge tomb in the Burren.
Ballyganner South Wedge Tomb, Burren, Co. Clare.
The Burrens largest wedge tomb, and second only in size to Irelands largest wedge tomb, Labacallee, the capstone was shattered when a bonfire was lit on it to celebrate Clares hurling victory in 1955.
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The Burrens largest wedge tomb, and second only in size to Irelands largest wedge tomb, Labacallee, the capstone was shattered when a bonfire was lit on it to celebrate Clares hurling victory in 1955.
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Ballyganner South Wedge Tomb, Burren, Co. Clare.
The view into the massive chamber from the rear, the sidestones are single slabs and the tomb has neat fitting front and rear slabs with a small entrance to the front and a small cut away at the rear.
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The view into the massive chamber from the rear, the sidestones are single slabs and the tomb has neat fitting front and rear slabs with a small entrance to the front and a small cut away at the rear.
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Ballyganner South Wedge Tomb, Burren, Co. Clare.
A closer view looking roughly north west.
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A closer view looking roughly north west.
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