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Architectural fragment in Drumlane (lower Loughtee By.)

Architectural fragment

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Drumlane preserves over thirty decorated stone fragments recovered from its old graveyard and now stored inside the church. Most belong to fifteenth-century windows, while a few may mark an earlier church, suggesting layers of worship in one small Cavan place. The pieces have lost their buildings but they still show that people shaped stone, light and memory there.
There were over thirty pieces of decorated stone in the old graveyard (CV014-028009-) that are now stored within the church. They are largely pieces from decorated fifteenth century windows but a few may relate to an earlier church (Davies 1948, 91-3). Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload: 27 July 2018

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