Tuaímaí Pasáiste Loch Craobh - East
This place was probably the most interesting stop for us on our short trip. It does involve a bit of hill walking to get to and then the second site is a bit of a walk as well. We did this in the winter so the wind was a bit cold, but the grass was low and it made everything easier to see from the outside.
The amount of carved detail preserved on the stones are phenomenal. There has been a bit of vandalism, but the site is now protected under lock and key. we drove to the local garden to pick up a key in the morning. You take your chances that no one has taken the key before you arrive. In the afternoon a school group came looking for the key but it was with us a far distance away. They finally found us to return it so they could go in. This leads us to believe there is only one key. Don't lose it.
At the top of a hill around a sharp corner, there is a small car park. This is where the hike begins to the eastern sites. There is a main cairn (Cairn T) that required a key to enter, and a few other structures in the area in a larger state of ruin.
