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Church in Kiltegan

Church

What is recorded here

Kiltegan has been identified as the church of Tecan, a contemporary of St Patrick, though there is no evidence to support this claim (Price 1949, 111). A C of I church was built in 1805 within an ecclesiastical enclosure (WI032-001----) with graveyard (WI032002-). It is likely that an earlier church existed within the enclosure, possibly under the 19th-century church, but is no longer visible above ground. Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 17 September 2012
The Church in Kiltegan was built in 1805 within an ecclesiastical enclosure; it is a Church of Ireland structure with no specific architectural style noted. Its significance lies in the local tradition linking it to an early church associated with Tecan, a supposed contemporary of St Patrick, though this claim lacks evidence.

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