What is recorded here
One small sandstone stoup, no larger than a child’s cup, is set into the graveyard wall at Tullyallen. It probably dates from the late medieval period and stands among three others nearby. People may have dipped fingers into its water before prayer, carrying clean memory into church. The stone still holds that repeated gesture, smooth where nervous hands kept returning.
One of four holy water stoups (see also LH024-001002-, LH024-001004- and LH024-001005-) probably late medieval in date, located in the graveyard (LH024-001003-) close to the Catholic church. This one is a small sandstone stoup (basin 0.15m in diam., D 0.13m) set into the wall of the graveyard.
Compiled by: Claire Breen
Date of upload: 24 August 2012
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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