What is recorded here

'Font/piscina. Granite. Badly damaged. (diams. 0.70m x 0.74m; diam. of basin 0.35m; D of basin 0.2m). Set on pier base of friary church transept (KD040-002005-). Comerford (1891-5) states that it came from St James' church (KD040-002003-) (Bradley et al. 1986, vol. 2, 111) Date of upload: 8 September 2016

Comerford (1891–1895) attributes the font to St James's Church, suggesting a medieval origin, likely 13th to 15th century; made of granite, it is a simple, round basin set on a pier base, reflecting a typical monastic or parish church style; its survival in a friary church context indicates its reuse and historical continuity in the Castledermot religious complex.

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