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Malin More Portal Tombs
Malinmore
A line of portal tombs in a valley near Glencolumbkille, with larger tombs at either end of the row.
Overview
Overview
Rather than a single tomb, Malin More presents a row of chambers aligned along the valley floor. The number of tombs and their individual condition are recorded in the county survey.[2][1]
View on map| Monument type | Portal tomb |
|---|---|
| Period | Early Neolithic (by type) |
| Condition | Partial |
| Townland | Malin More |
| County | Donegal |
| Landscape | — |
Solar & Horizon
Solar & horizon
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From the air
From the air
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Observation —No observations published yetUnverified
Folklore & placenames
Folklore & placenames
Folklore / Oral tradition
No folklore records are linked to this site yet.
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Nearby sites
Landscape
Landscape
- Recorded site
- Lost site
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- Landscape
- Folklore record
List the 3 mapped places
- Malin More Portal Tombs — Portal tomb (approximate)
- Cloghanmore Court Tomb — Court tomb (approximate)
- Doon Fort — Cashel (approximate)
Archaeology
Archaeology
Media
Media
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Sources
Sources
- [1]Historic Environment Viewer (Sites and Monuments Record). National Monuments Service, Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage.Official record · Cited for: National record of the monument's classification and location.
- [2]Brian Lacy et al.. Archaeological Survey of County Donegal. Donegal County Council, 1983.Published archaeology · Cited for: County inventory description.