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| W318 903 (Pub.) | Diameter 3.6m (Pub.) |
| Visited Aug 1998 |
Glenleigh stands in a pasture 4km east of Millstreet. The circle is a five stone Irish recumbent, we could not find a stone row near the circle, but one does stand nearly a kilometre to the east. Today, the recumbent, southern circle stone and northern portal still stand. The recumbent at the southwest is a wide low stone with a prominent central hump. The fallen eastern portal has been dumped against the southern circle stone and seems to be a square cut, flat-topped slab similar to the northern portal. Although probably in its original location, the southern stone may also have been disturbed, it has a very flat top which now sits on a slant.