No place to pull over and go for a look. Old standing rocks as shown in the picture in the middle of a pasture.

Worth a look if you're in the area. There's a few other sights of interest locally. Including another dolmen and a stone circle. We took in a few of them one after the other. There's parking at this one which is handy.

Impressively sized Capstone but not as impressive as the Poulnabrone Dolmen in County Clare if only because the surroundings it finds itself in are not as picturesque and remote

Very good place for a Sunday walk with family oFree car park a few minut from Dolmen Stoner friends. It is a peaceful place.

The Brownshill tomb is between five and six thousand years old. The path is modern and gives easy access to this ancient historic sight. The information signs at the roadside and also at the stones give lots of varied and useful information. It's an amazing...More

No need to plan too much time around this attraction. It's simple and yet a must see to appreciate that it's almost 5,000 yrs old and one of the heaviest portal tombs in Ireland. If travelling through Ireland for historical and educational reasons, definitely go...More

Really enjoyed my visit to the Brownshill Dolmen. It is such a peaceful place located as it is in the middle of a cornfield. There's a decent sized car park by the roadside and display boards both there and by the Dolmen giving information Bout...More

The dolmen is over 5000 years old & has the largest capstone in Europe. It is close to Carlow town, has a small off-road carpark & small, simple information boards.

Brought our two grandsons here on a day out. It's very impressive to look at the boys were having great discussions about how they built it without modern tools. Well worth a look.

Nice and well kept just outside Carlow . Worth a visit.. When parking Do not leave valuables in your car on show.