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Willem VS
May 25, 2026
Cycling
The De Doonfeeny Standing Stone (Irish: Dún Fhíne) is an impressive monument on an old cemetery just outside Ballycastle. With a height of over 4.5 meters, this is one of Ireland's largest prehistoric megaliths. What makes this stone unique is the mix of eras: two early Christian crosses are engraved on the base, indicating the reuse of a pagan symbol for the new faith.
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Willem VS
May 25, 2026
Cycling
Location: The stone is located on a raised graveyard (Doonfeeny Graveyard) along a quiet side road off the R314.
View: Take a moment to look over the graveyard wall; the panorama over Bunatrahir Bay is beautiful.
Access: The graveyard is usually accessible via a small gate. The path is unpaved, so leave your bike at the entrance. It is a long narrow pole.
View: Take a moment to look over the graveyard wall; the panorama over Bunatrahir Bay is beautiful.
Access: The graveyard is usually accessible via a small gate. The path is unpaved, so leave your bike at the entrance. It is a long narrow pole.
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