 The Glebe Stone Circle, also known as Cong North or Glebe 1, is one of four stone circles located within 170 yards of one another representing a wide range of styles.
The Glebe Stone Circle is approximately 45 feet in diameter. It has over 20 stones, many of which have been reduced to ground level. Just off center, there is a collection of small stones forming a low cairn. The tallest of the stones is about four feet high, while the widest stone is a little over four feet wide. There is a kerbed cairn roughly in the center of the circle.
About the Glebe Stone Circle
Irish Antiquities: Glebe Stone Circle
Megalithic Portal: Cong N (Glebe 1)
Megalithomania: Cong Stone Circles
Modern Antiquarian: Glebe Stone Circle
Wikipedia: Stone Circle
Journey to the Glebe Stone Circle
The Glebe Stone Circle is located about one mile east of Cong in a field off the R345 in County Mayo, Ireland.
Map Reference: M163560
Visitors Information
Visitors information for the Glebe Stone Circle may be found at the geograph.ie website. General tourist information may be found at the Cong, County Mayo website.
Additional Photos of the Glebe Stone Circle
Road Sign for Glebe Stone Circle
Glebe Stone Circle Underneath Trees in Field
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Widest Stone, Glebe Stone Circle
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