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Although small, it is a significant tomb within the Brú na Bóinne complex. The tomb was excavated in the 1960's by George Eogan.

The excavations revealed there was a settlement at the site that pre-dated the passage tomb; the tomb itself is aligned northeast - southwest with only two orthostats (uprights) surviving, the locations of the others are shown by the concrete footprints placed in the ground. The tomb originally consisted of sixteen uprights and was enclosed within four concentric rings of stones, lined in places by radial lines of stones. The mound was originally surrounded by a kerb of stones, thirteen of which survive.