What is recorded here
Bowman (1934, 660) recorded church site and burial ground (14154) on J. Daly's farm in field called 'the Chapel Field. The site is circular (diam. 32yds), covers about half an acre, and is c. 2 feet higher than the field level. The surrounding fence is levelled. Grass-covered mounds mark the site of the chapel.'…
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From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record CO029-033002
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