The remains of Cairn A3, quite ruined, in a knoll of trees. Beyond can be seen Cairn M (centre) and Cairn T (on the left).

Cairn B Cairn C Cairn D Cairn E Cairn F Cairn G Cairn H Cairn I Cairn J

Loughcrew - Cairn A There are three sites labelled A, Cairns A, A2 and A3. All were quite ruined when Conwell looked at them in the 1860's. A and A2 seem to have been quite small (between 6 and 8 m in diameter), while he gives a possible diameter of 20 m for A3. The standing stone in the photo above is probably the only remaining kerbstone of Cairn A3. Very lttle remains of A and A2.