Carnbane - the cairns on the western hill at Loughcrew

A short video showing the lesser-known cairns at Carnbane (also known as Carnbane West) at Loughcrew, Co. Meath. The most famous is Cairn L, with its alignment towards Samhain and Imbolc sunrises. The largest is Cairn D. These cairns are inaccessible because one has to cross private land to reach them. At the end of the video you get a view back towards the other hills of Carrigbrack, Slieve na Calliagh and Patrickstown.

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