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Architectural fragment in Clomantagh Lower

Architectural fragment

What is recorded here

Clomantagh Lower holds cut stones from a 13th-century church, buried beneath graveyard soil until a 1990s clean-up pulled them into daylight. Some stayed among the graves, others went into the adjoining field, scattered like marbles from a broken game. The church is gone, but its bones still mark the land, waiting for someone to read what they remember.
Associated with the 13th-century church of Clomantagh (KK013-003001-) and its graveyard (KK013-003002-). Following a clean-up of the graveyard in the 1990s a large number of cut stones were uncovered. Some were kept within the graveyard while others were placed in the adjoining field. Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 23 July 2019

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