A large, isolated boulder at Aghacaribble on the Dingle Peninsula overlooking the valley of the Owenalondrig River has a large number of cups and rings, gutters and other petroglyphs. Most of the motifs are found on the lower part of the stone.
The stone has at least forty plain cup marks, as well as some cup-and-3-circle figures.
At the top of the boulder is a single motif.
A sketch of the boulder was done by Lord Dunrevin in the late 19th century.
Getting to the Aghacaribble 1 Boulder
The engraved boulder is located on a field just off a byroad, at 52.129167, -10.173333. After walking through the farm gate, it’s just on the right of the drive and protected by a low fence.
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