Doing a bit of exploring yesterday at an entrance close to the Finisk river a tributary of the Blackwater. Unexplored limestone system is thought to extend 12 miles from Cappaquin to Dungarvan. In 1928 Bristol Speleological Society under E. K. Tratman surveyed a site at Kilgreany about 2 miles from where i was. A skeleton of a woman ( A ) was found in Neolithic earth. Below this another hearth was found in which were the remains of animals which would have lived in this area during the Ice Age, reindeer, brown bear, artic lemming and Irish Elk. Near this layer skeleton ( B ) was found with the bones of Ice Age animals. Tratman believed he found the first evidence of man in Ireland. The Kilgreany skeletons were submitted to the British museum for dating, skeleton A was dated 2630 + 150 B.C. - Neolithic period. Skeleton B was thought to be in fact older than 9,000 years B.C. and date from the Stone Age. As well as A and B twelve other individuals were found.