What is recorded here

Cross in Clonygoose is a small granite Latin cross with stubby arms and a rounded top, marked TD and two crosses on one face. It appeared in the late 1980s and now leans loose against the graveyard wall in County Carlow, small enough to lift but heavy enough to remember. Whoever carved it may have wanted a name kept, a prayer set down, or a warning buried just deep enough to resurface.

Discovered in the late 1980's and placed loose against wall of graveyard (CW022-006004-). Free standing granite Latin cross with short stubby arms and slightly rounded top (H 44cm; max Wth 30cm). One face carved in false relief with initials TD and two crosses. (Carloviana 1989/90, 11) Compiled by: Claire Breen Date of upload: 19 August 2011

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