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1. Quoin (?) showing winged figure, probably angel. Of medieval appearance, most likely from nunnery at Graney (KD040--015----). 2.Rectangular holy water stoup, with rectangular basin, tapering towards base. Of granite. Found at Dairy lane, St. John's, Castledermot.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record KD040-038

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