On the top of Duntryleague Hill, a fine skeletal passage-tomb

Three stones, all about 1.6 metres tall and set one metre apart.

Lough Gur has a great concentration of prehistoric remains, including wedge-tombs, foundations of huts, stone circles, standing-stones and crannógs (artificial refuge-islands in lakes). one of which is on Bolin Island.

Nearby is the Lough Gur Interpretive Center where the are reconstructions of huts which would have been used by the lake dwellers.

The Tree of Life, said to be a lithic manifestation of the supernatural tree that mythically grows at the bottom of the nearby Lough.