Cross in Glebe (rathcline By., Rathcline Ed) — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Rathcline Church collapsed before human memory, yet its graveyard still holds a 1650 marker for R.F. and V.F. and a weathered cross shaft near Michael Costello’s 1933 stone. The church is gone except for ruins and story, but the graves remain readable enough to prove that people loved, marked and returned there across centuries.

Within a graveyard (LF017-013004-) associated with a church (LF017-013001-). The earliest recorded legible memorial is dated 1650 and commemorates R.F. and V.F. (Lennon 2005). Shaft of 17th century cross, NE of headstone to Michael Costello who died in 1933, SW of SW corner of church ruins (LF017-013001-) (pers. comm. Mary B. Timoney (06/10/2021). See attached photos provided courtesy of Mary B. Timoney Compiled by: Olive Alcock Revised by: Caimin O'Brien based on details provided by Mary B. Timoney and Martin A. Timoney Date of upload: 7 May 2013

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