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The walls are only the start of this story. The stonework is skilfully executed with the interlace and lettering adding artistic merit.
Freestanding carved limestone Celtic Revival high cross, erected c.1945, with stepped limestone base and plinth. Interlacing strapwork to cross and Celtic lettering to base and plinth. Surrounded by rendered walls, with square profile piers and railing set on plinth to north elevation.
The stonework is skilfully executed with the interlace and lettering adding artistic merit.
This monument records the killing during the War of Independence of two young brothers, Cornelius and Jeremiah Delaney, who lived on a farm at Dublin Hill. The stonework is skilfully executed with the interlace and lettering adding artistic merit. The monument is an important landmark in the local area.
The story behind this place
The stonework is skilfully executed with the interlace and lettering adding artistic merit.
This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.
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Photo: Michael O'Sheil · CC BY-SA 4.0