What is recorded here

An incised cross, cut before the Norman invasion, still stands inside the west gable of the Clogrenan church. The stone survived the building of the present structure, carrying an older faith into a newer room. Whoever chiselled that cross believed the mark would outlast every hand that later touched the wall.

Incorporated into W gable of church (CW007-039001-) is a stone with incised cross, of pre-Norman date. Compiled by: Claire Breen Date of upload: 19 August 2011

A pre-Norman Christian cross-inscribed stone, likely dating to the early medieval period, incorporated into the church gable, symbolizing religious devotion and possibly serving as a marker or memorial.

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