What is recorded here
Rock platform on E side of river Bride with rock cliff rising behind. White metal cross hangs suspended down cliff face. Plaque with inscription in both Irish and English reads 'Mass was said here in Penal times'. Access to W is via iron and wooden bridge; to S path leads N from road.
From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record CO043-009
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- Recorded monument
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