What is recorded here

Ballingarry holds a broken window mullion beside an 18th-century cross, maybe cast down from the ruined tower house a short distance away. Its forked mark still presses out of the stone like a forgotten gesture. The tower may have shown that much of itself before it disappeared, leaving only this small edge for the field to keep.

Set in the ground beside an 18th-century stone cross (GA105-003----). This architectural fragment (H 0.72m; Wth 0.3 at base; 0.14m at top) appears to be the mullion of a late-medieval window. One side of it bears a two-pronged fork-like pattern in low relief. While the original location of the fragment is not known, it could possibly be from the ruined tower house (GA105-104---) c. 230m to the WNW. Compiled by: Olive Alcock Date of upload: 16 November 2022

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