What is recorded here

Kiltubbrid graveyard holds a modern mausoleum built from cut stones rescued from its lost church. Some pieces belong to a thirteenth-century doorway, while others form late medieval window mullions with hollow chamfers and glazing grooves. The mausoleum does not hide the change; it exposes the moments when the church was built, altered and finally broken open.

A modern mausoleum inside the N wall of Kiltubbrid graveyard (LE024-021002-) incorporates cut-stone fragments from the church, including pieces from a doorway with two attached orders indicating a thirteenth century date, and late medieval window mullions with hollow chamfers, glazing-grooves and bars. These pieces suggest that two periods of building are represented. Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload: 13 January, 2017

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