What is recorded here
Laghtagoona preserves two dressed stones from an unknown arch or doorway inside the graveyard beside St Catherine’s Church, Corofin. They arrived without a visible home, yet their smooth edges and matched curve suggest a threshold where people once passed into another building. The church now houses the Clare Heritage Centre, but the stones still point toward a lost room, a closed gate or a forgotten entrance.
In the graveyard (CL017-116002-) on the S side of St Catherine’s Church, Corofin, (CL017-116001-) which currently houses the Clare Heritage Centre museum. Two dressed stones that appear to be from an arch or doorway. The original location of the stones is unknown.
Compiled by: Mary Tunney
Date of upload: 8 September 2014
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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