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Bovedy: Fell: 9:22pm, 25th April 1969. Type: L3 A broken stone (513g) was found at Sprucefield after falling through an asbestos roof, three days after a fireball had been observed. A second (4.95kg) stone was found on a farm at Bovedy, about 60km from the smaller stone. Further reading: Debris Clouds from the Earliest Planetary Impacts: Evidence from the Irish Meteorite, Bovedy (L3) (I.S. Sanders. 1998) - Meteoritics & Planetary Science, vol. 33, p. A134 (Local PDF).

Crumlin: Fell: 10:30am, 13th September 1902. Type: L5 A 4.3kg stone was seen to fall after detonations.

General Further Reading:

• The UK and Ireland Meteorite Page - Northern Ireland
• Marmet Meteorites - Historic Meteorites 4, includes Crumlin
• British and Irish Meteorite Society (BIMS) - Fernlea Gallery, includes images and information on Bovedy and Crumlin.
• British and Irish Meteorite Society (BIMS) - Inventory of meteorites held by the Ulster Museum, includes images of Bovedy/Sprucefield and Crumlin.