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{{short description|Type of stone circle found in southwest Ireland}}
{{see also|List of axial five-stone circles}}
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[[File:DrombegStoneCircle 2004.jpg|thumb|[[Drombeg stone circle|Drombeg multiple-stone circle]]]]
An [[axial stone circle]] is a particular type of [[megalith]]ic [[stone circle|ring of stones]] of which many are found in southwest [[Ireland]]. Archaeologists have found it convenient to consider axial five-stone circles and axial multiple-stone circles separately – this list is of multiple-stone circles, those with seven stones or more. They have an approximate [[Reflection symmetry|axis of symmetry]] aligned in a generally northeast–southwest direction – the stone at the southwest side of the circle, rather than being an upright [[orthostat]] like all the rest, rests on the ground with its long axis horizontal. Because it marks the axis it is called the axial stone. It is usually quite thin and it lies with its long thin edge along the circumference of the ring.{{sfnp|Ó Nualláin|1975|pp=83–84}}{{sfnp|Burl|2000|p=264}}
Dating from the [[Bronze Age]], axial stone circles when constructed had an [[odd number]] of stones with two stones ([[portal stones]]) placed on either side of where the axis crosses the northeast side of the ring. They are found in [[County Cork]] and [[County Kerry]].<ref name="Scarre2002">{{cite book|last=Scarre|first=Christophe|title=Monuments and Landscape in Atlantic Europe: Perception and Society During the Neolithic and Early Bronze Age|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=_oo-t5s2YZ4C&pg=PA154|year=2002|publisher=Psychology Press|isbn=978-0-415-27314-5|pages=154–155}}</ref>{{sfnp|Burl|2000|pp=262-271}}{{sfnp|Burl|2000|pp=258, 262–265}}
Early in the 20th century they were called [[recumbent stone circle]]s by analogy with similar examples in Scotland but when it became clear there were substantial differences the term "Cork–Kerry stone circle" was adopted.{{sfnp|Ó Nualláin|1975|pp=84–85}} The term "axial stone circle" has since become frequently used leaving it unclear whether both types or only the multiple type is meant.
{{harvtxt|Ó Nualláin|1984}} has published a comprehensive catalogue of stone circles in the two counties and Burl followed with two books, {{harvtxt|Burl|1995}} and {{harvtxt|Burl|2000}}, covering a much broader area but still including this type of circle. Ireland's National Monuments Service, part of the [[Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht]], operates a database of archaeology sites and the list in this article covers the sites classified as "stone circle – multiple-stone".{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} The NMS definition is: {{quote|text=Stone circle - multiple-stone
<p>
A distinctive form of stone circle found only in counties Cork and Kerry. It comprises a ring of free-standing stones, uneven in number (between 7 and 19) and symmetrically arranged so that one stone, the axial stone, is set directly opposite two stones, usually the tallest, marking the entrance to the circle. Characteristically, the stones reduce in height to the axial stone, which is set consistently in the south-western part of the circle. The diameters of these circles rarely exceed 10m. These circles form part of the funerary/ritual tradition of the Bronze Age (c. 2400-500 BC).</p>|author=National Monuments Service|title=Class List Definitions|source={{cite web |title=Stone circle - multiple-stone |url=http://54.76.164.72/NationalMonuments/WebServiceQuery/Lookup.aspx#MUSC |website=National Monuments Service: Archaeological Survey of Ireland }}}}
Included are 41 sites in [[County Cork]], 15 in [[County Kerry]] and a single one in [[County Clare]].{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}}
==List of axial multiple-stone circles==
[[File:Axial_stone_circles_in_Cork_and_Kerry.png|thumb|OpenStreetMap display of sites in Cork and Kerry]]
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The map shows the locations of the 56 sites in counties Cork and Kerry (an additional site in County Clare is off the map). All the locations can be displayed dynamically via the [[OpenStreetMap]] viewer.
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! data-sort-type=text|[[Townland]]{{refn|group=n|The county is indicated in the first two letters of the SMR number. All are in [[County Cork]] or [[County Kerry]] except one in [[County Clare]].}}
! data-sort-type=text |SMR No.{{refn|group=n|Sites and Monuments Record number allocated by [[National monument (Ireland)|National Monuments Service]].}}
! data-sort-type="text"|Ref.{{refn|group=n|Number of site in {{harvtxt|Burl|1995}}. Also given is the {{harvtxt|Ó Nualláin|1984}} reference number and figure number in parentheses linked to the page numbers in the article.}}
! data-sort-type="number"| Diameter<br>(metre){{refn|group=n|From {{harvtxt|Burl|2000}} unless otherwise noted.}}
! data-sort-type="number"|Num. stones{{refn|group=n|1=Original number of stones including the axial stone but excluding any central stone as given by {{harvtxt|Ó Nualláin|1984|pp=4–5}} unless otherwise stated. * = deduced or estimated. When expressed as x/y, x is the number of stones remaining (including fallen ones) and Y is number originally present.}}
! data-sort-type="number"|Status<ref group=n>{{harvtxt|Burl|1995}} and {{harvtxt|Burl|2000}} classifies the sites as follows 1 (good) = Good, worth visiting; 2 (OK) = Good but restored; 3 (ruin) = Ruined but recognisable; 4 (gone) = Destroyed or unrecognisable; 5 (unc.) = Uncertain.</ref><br>Notes
! Lat/long{{refn|group=n|Latitude/ longitude calculated from NMS Irish grid coordinates using Irish Grid Reference Finder.{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}}<ref name="IGRF">{{cite web |title=Irish Grid Reference Finder |url=https://irish.gridreferencefinder.com/ |website=irish.gridreferencefinder.com |access-date=28 February 2020 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20191209214149/https://irish.gridreferencefinder.com/ |archive-date=9 December 2019 |url-status=live }}</ref>}}
! data-sort-type=text style="width: 7em;" | [[Irish grid reference system|Irish Grid]]{{refn|group=n|Irish Grid reference conversion from NMS Irish grid coordinates using Irish Grid Reference Finder.{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}}<ref name="IGRF" />}}
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| Ahagilla || CO121-100---- || data-sort-value="999"| || 7 || 3/?{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.641|-8.963|name=Ahagilla - CO121-100---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W334436
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| An Dromaid (Dromod)|| KE089-053---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=26 39]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=59 8]) || 4 || 5/7*{{refn|group=n|Axial stone missing.{{sfnp|Ó Nualláin|1984|pp=4, 26}}}} || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.857|-10.115|name=An Dromaid - KE089-053---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V544693
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| [[Ardgroom]] SW || CO102-006001- || 302 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=18 21]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=60 9]) || 7.3 || 10/11 || data-sort-value="1"| good || {{coord|51.736|-9.87|name=Ardgroom SW - CO102-006001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V709553
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| [[Ardgroom]] NE || CO102-010---- || 302 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=18 20]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=59 8]) ||  || 3/5+ || data-sort-value="4"| gone || {{coord|51.746|-9.856|name=Ardgroom NE - CO102-010---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V719565
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| Ballyvackey || CO135-005001- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=23 35]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=54 3]) || 8.5 || 7/9* || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.633|-8.948|name=Ballyvackey - CO135-005001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W344427
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| [[Bohonagh]] || CO143-032001- || 304 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=24 36]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=52 1]) || 9.9 || 13 || data-sort-value="1"| good<br>excav.<ref>{{harvtxt|Ó Nualláin|1984|pp=2–3}} citing {{harvtxt|Fahy|1961}}</ref> || {{coord|51.581|-9|name=Bohonagh - CO143-032001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W308369
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| [[Breeny More Stone Circle|Breeny More]] || CO106-005001- || 305 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=19 24]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=57 6] || 14 || 5+ || data-sort-value="4"| gone || {{coord|51.742|-9.375|name=Breeny More - CO106-005001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W510553
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| Cappanaboul || CO105-029001- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=18 22]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=56 5]) || 10.5 || 10/13* || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.724|-9.398|name=Cappanaboul - CO105-029001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W340533
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| Carrigagrenane (SW) || CO134-008---- || 308 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=22 33]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=54 3]) || 8.5 || 13/19{{sfnp|Ó Nualláin|1984|pp=4, 22–23}} || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.637|-9.078|name=Carrigagrenane (SW) - CO134-008---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W254432
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| [[Carrigagulla]] (SW) || CO049-008---- || 310 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=12 4]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=55 4]) || 9 || 15/17* || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|52|-8.916|name=Carrigagulla (SW) - CO049-008---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W371835
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| [[Carrigaphooca Stone Circle|Carrigaphooca]] || CO070-035---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=15 11]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=55 4]) || 5.5 || 5+ || data-sort-value="3"| ruin{{refn|group=n|NMS says three stones survive{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} and Burl says "destroyed or unrecognisable".{{sfnp|Burl|2000|pp=393,398}}}}  || {{coord|51.909|-9.028|name=Carrigaphooca - CO070-035---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W293735
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| Cashelkeelty (W) || KE108-013001- || 344 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=29 47]&nbsp;-) || 17 || 3/11 or 13 || data-sort-value="4"| gone<br>excav.<ref>{{harvtxt|Ó Nualláin|1984|pp=2–3}} citing {{harvtxt|Lynch|1981}}</ref> || {{coord|51.757|-9.815|name=Cashelkeelty (W) - KE108-013001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V747576
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| Coolaclevane || CO082-066---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=15 13]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=54 3]) || 7.5 || 9 || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.824|-9.035|name=Coolaclevane - CO082-066---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W287640
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| Coollick || KE058-134---- || data-sort-value="999"| ||  || 10/?{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}}  || data-sort-value="1"| good{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} || {{coord|52.133|-9.509|name=Coollick - KE058-134---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V967989
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| Coolmountain || CO093-013---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=17 17]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=59 8]) || 9.2 || 2/11* || data-sort-value="4"| gone || {{coord|51.794|-9.172|name=Coolmountain - CO093-013---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W192608
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| Coulagh || CO114-002---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=20 25]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=53 2]) || 8.5 || 5+ || data-sort-value="4"| gone || {{coord|51.679|-9.979|name=Coulagh - CO114-002---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V632492
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| Currabeha (S) || CO083-109002- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=16 14]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=53 2]) || 7 || 5/9 or 11 || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.828|-8.856|name=Currabeha (S) - CO083-109002- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W411643
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| Currabeha (N) || CO083-110---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=16 15]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=55 4]) || 8.5 || 13* || data-sort-value="4"| gone || {{coord|51.826|-8.854|name=Currabeha (N) - CO083-110---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W412640
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| Curraghodea || CL031-052---- || data-sort-value="999"| ||  ||  || data-sort-value="999"| || {{coord|52.866|-9.295|name=Curraghodea - CL031-052---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || R128802
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| Derreenataggart West || CO115-011002- || 316 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=20 26]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=53 2]) || 7.7 || 15* || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.654|-9.929|name=Derreenataggart West - CO115-011002- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V665463
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| Derrynafinchin || CO092-001001- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=16 16]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=56 5]) || 8 || 11 or 13 || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.804|-9.382|name=Derrynafinchin - CO092-001001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W480622
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| Doughill || KE093-042---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=27 42]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=64 13]) || 9 || 0/17* || data-sort-value="4"| gone || {{coord|51.87|-9.507|name=Doughill - KE093-042---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V963697
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| Dromagorteen || KE102-032002- || data-sort-value="999"| || 10 || 13{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.831|-9.512|name=Dromagorteen - KE102-032002- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V959653
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| [[Drombeg stone circle|Drombeg]] || CO143-051002- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=24 37]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=52 1]) || 9.3 ||14/17{{sfnp|Ó Nualláin|1984|pp=4, 24}} || data-sort-value="1"| good<br>excav.<ref>{{harvtxt|Ó Nualláin|1984|pp=2–3}} citing {{harvtxt|Fahy|1959}}</ref> || {{coord|51.564|-9.087|name=Drombeg - CO143-051002- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W247352
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| Drombohilly Upper || KE109-003001- || 346 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=30 48]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=53 2]) || 8.5 || 9/11*{{sfnp|Ó Nualláin|1984|pp=4, 30}} || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.787|-9.754|name=Drombohilly Upper - KE109-003001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V790608
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| Dromkeal || CO105-003---- || data-sort-value="999"| || 9 || 13{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.734|-9.444|name=Dromkeal - CO105-003---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W300545
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| Dromroe || KE101-010001- || 347 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=28 45]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=58 7]) || 9.5 || 13/13 || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.833|-9.624|name=Dromroe - KE101-010001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V881657
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| Dunbeacon || CO130-030---- || 318 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=22 32]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=52 1]) || 8 || 11 || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.595|-9.549|name=Dunbeacon - CO130-030---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V927392
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| Garryglass || CO120-062---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=20 27]&nbsp;-) ||  || 1/11{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} || data-sort-value="4"| gone || {{coord|51.654|-9.124|name=Garryglass - CO120-062---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W223452
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| [[Glantane East]] (SW) || CO048-090---- || 319 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=12 3]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=52 1]) || 5 || 11{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.998|-9.048|name=Glantane East (SW) - CO048-090---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W281834
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| [[Glantane East]] (NE) || CO048-093---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=11 2]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=60 9]) || 5 || 6/11 or 13* || data-sort-value="4"| gone || {{coord|52.004|-9.045|name=Glantane East (NE) - CO048-093---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W283841
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| Gort An Acra || CO069-015---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=14 9]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=52 1]) || 8 || 13 || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.927|-9.157|name=Gort An Acra - CO069-015---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W205756
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| Gort An Imill || CO069-013---- || 320 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=14 10]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=55 4]) || 7.8 || 9 || data-sort-value="1"| good || {{coord|51.914|-9.151|name=Gort An Imill - CO069-013---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W209741
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| Gorteanish ([[Ahakista]]) || CO130-016---- || data-sort-value="999"| || 8 || 11/11{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}}  || data-sort-value="4"| restored<ref>{{cite web|url = https://roaringwaterjournal.com/2023/08/06/sheeps-head-stone-circle-revived/ | website = roaringwaterjournal.com | title = Sheep’s Head Stone Circle Revived! | date = August 2023 | accessdate = 25 August 2024 }}</ref> || {{coord|51.598|-9.645|name=Gorteanish - CO130-016---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V861397
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| Gortroe || CO094-046---- || 322 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=17 18]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=59 9]) || 8.5 || 11* || data-sort-value="5"| unc. || {{coord|51.793|-9.076|name=Gortroe - CO094-046---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W258605
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| Gowlane North || CO050-008---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=12 5]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=54 3]) || 6.5 || 8/9* || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|52.021|-8.752|name=Gowlane North - CO050-008---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W484856
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| Gurteen || KE094-021001- || 348 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=27 43]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=58 7]) || 10.5 || 11/11 || data-sort-value="1"| good || {{coord|51.872|-9.445|name=Gurteen - KE094-021001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W500698
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| Kealagowlane || CO104-027001- || data-sort-value="999"| || 8 || 11/11{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.712|-9.627|name=Kealagowlane - CO104-027001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V876523
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| Kenmare || KE093-032001- || 349 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=26 41]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=58 7]) || 17x15{{sfnp|Ó Nualláin|1975|pp=84–85}} || 15/15  || data-sort-value="1"| good || {{coord|51.878|-9.588|name=Kenmare - KE093-032001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V907707
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| Kilboultragh || CO059-151---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=13 7]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=59 8]) || 9 ||0/11 || data-sort-value="4"| gone || {{coord|51.93|-8.989|name=Kilboultragh - CO059-151---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W320757
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| Killowen || KE093-018---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=26 40]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=63 12]) || 10{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}}  || 0/11 || data-sort-value="4"| gone || {{coord|51.887|-9.567|name=Killowen - KE093-018---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V922716
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| Kilmartin Lower || CO050-061001- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=13 6]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=60 9]) || 3.4 || 6/7 || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.991|-8.8|name=Kilmartin Lower - CO050-061001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W451824
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| Knocknaneirk || CO095-016---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=17 19]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=52 1]) || 9.5 || 7/9*  || data-sort-value="1"| good || {{coord|51.813|-8.913|name=Knocknaneirk - CO095-016---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W371626
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| Knocks (NW) || CO121-063---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=20 28]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=54 3]) || 9 || 11* || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.659|-9.013|name=Knocks (NW) - CO121-063---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W299456
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| Knocks (SE) || CO121-067---- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=21 29]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=59 8]) || 8.5 || 5+ || data-sort-value="4"| gone || {{coord|51.647|-9.009|name=Knocks (SE) - CO121-067---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W302443
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| Lackaroe || KE093-050001- || data-sort-value="999"| || 8 || 8/13{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.862|-9.513|name=Lackaroe - KE093-050001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V958688
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| Lissard || CO042-074001- || <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=11 1]&nbsp;-) || 8 || 0/5+ || data-sort-value="4"| gone || {{coord|52.064|-8.609|name=Lissard - CO042-074001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W583903
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| Lohart || KE101-007001- || 351 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=28 44]&nbsp;-) || 11 || 5+ || data-sort-value="2"| restored || {{coord|51.837|-9.707|name=Lohart - KE101-007001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V824663
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| Maughanaclea (NE) || CO106-016001- || 329 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=19 23]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=56 5]) || 11.5 || 12/13* || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.754|-9.297|name=Maughanaclea (NE) - CO106-016001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W105565
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| Maulatanvally || CO121-057---- || 331 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=21 30]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=55 4]) || 9.5 || 7/11* || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.646|-9.065|name=Maulatanvally - CO121-057---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W263442
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| Oughtihery (SE) || CO060-042---- || 334 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=14 8]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=59 8]) || 2.9 || 5/7* || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.97|-8.851|name=Oughtihery (SE) - CO060-042---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W415801
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| Readrinagh || KE068-085---- || data-sort-value="999"| || 10.7{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} || 0/29{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} || data-sort-value="4"| gone{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}}{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} ||{{coord|52.071|-9.322|name=Readrinagh - KE068-085---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W940918
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| Reanascreena South || CO134-032---- || 335 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=23 34]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=62 11]) || 9.8x9.3 || 13/13 || data-sort-value="1"| good<br>excav.<ref>{{harvtxt|Ó Nualláin|1984|pp=2–3}} citing {{harvtxt|Fahy|1962}}</ref> || {{coord|51.618|-9.063|name=Reanascreena South - CO134-032---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W264411
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| Shronebirrane || KE108-022---- || 353 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=29 46]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=53 2]) || 7.5 || 9/13* || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.737|-9.804|name=Shronebirrane - KE108-022---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V754554
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| Teergay || CO070-108---- || 338 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=15 12]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=54 3]) || 7.5 || 8/9* || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.873|-9.03|name=Teergay - CO070-108---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W291694
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| [[Templebryan Stone Circle|Templebryan]] North || CO122-076---- || 339 <br>([https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=22 31]&nbsp;[https://www.jstor.org/stable/25506112?seq=55 4]) || 9.5 || 5/9* || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.643|-8.883|name=Templebryan North - CO122-076---- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || W389437
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| [[Uragh Stone Circle|Uragh]] (SW) || KE101-025001- || data-sort-value="999"| || 9.5x7.5 || 10/11{{sfnp|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}} || data-sort-value="3"| ruin || {{coord|51.808|-9.704|name=Uragh (SW) - KE101-025001- |region:IE_scale:25000}} || V825630
|}
==See also==
[[List of recumbent stone circles]]
==Notes==
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==References==
===Citations===
{{reflist}}
===Works cited===
* {{cite book |last1=Burl |first1=Aubrey |author-link=Aubrey Burl|title=A Guide to the Stone Circles of Britain, Ireland, and Brittany |date=1995 |publisher=Yale University Press |isbn=0-300-06331-8 |url=https://archive.org/details/guidetostonecirc0000burl|url-access=registration}}
* {{cite book |last1=Burl |first1=Aubrey |author-link=Aubrey Burl|title=The Stone Circles of Britain, Ireland, and Brittany |date=2000 |publisher=Yale University Press |isbn=0-300-08347-5|url=https://archive.org/details/stonecirclesofbr0000burl|url-access=registration}}
* {{cite web |author1=National Monuments Service |title=Historical Environment Viewer |url=http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/ |publisher=Archaeological Survey of Ireland|ref={{sfnref|NMS Historical Environment Viewer}}}}
* {{cite journal | last =  Ó Nualláin | first =  Seán| year = 1975 | title = The Stone Circle Complex of Cork and Kerry | journal = [[Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland]] | volume = 105 | pages = 83–131 | jstor = 25508668}}
* {{cite journal |last1=Ó Nualláin |first1=Seán |title=A Survey of Stone Circles in Cork and Kerry |journal=Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy. Section C: Archaeology, Celtic Studies, History, Linguistics, Literature |date=1984 |volume=84C |pages=1–77|jstor=25506112}}
===General references===
* {{cite journal |last1=Fahy |first1=E.M. |title=A recumbent-stone circle at Drombeg, Co. Cork |journal=Journal of the Cork Historical & Archaeological Society |series=Series 2 |date=1959 |volume=64 |issue=199 |pages=1–27 |url=https://www.corkhist.ie/wp-content/uploads/jfiles/1959/b1959-001.pdf}} – excavation of Drombeg
* {{cite journal |last1=Fahy |first1=E.M. |title=A stone circle, hut and dolmen at Bohonagh, Co. Cork |journal=Journal of the Cork Historical & Archaeological Society |series=Series 2 |date=1961 |volume=66 |issue=204 |pages=93–104 |url=https://www.corkhist.ie/wp-content/uploads/jfiles/1961/b1961-015.pdf}} – excavation of Bohonagh
* {{cite journal |last1=Fahy |first1=E.M. |title=A recumbent-stone circle at Reanascreena South, Co. Cork |journal=Journal of the Cork Historical & Archaeological Society |series=Series 2 |date=1962 |volume=67 |issue=206 |pages=59–69 |url=https://www.corkhist.ie/wp-content/uploads/jfiles/1962/b1962-010.pdf}}  – excavation of Reanascreena
* {{cite book |last1=Lynch |first1=Ann |title=Man and Environment in South-west Ireland 4000B.C.-A.D.800 |publisher=[[British Archaeological Reports]]: British Series |date=1981 |volume=B85 |pages=65–69|isbn=978-0860541127}} – excavation of Cashelkeelty
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