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Graveyard in Barnatonicane

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In pasture, D-shaped yard enclosed by stone-faced earthen bank. Lines of low, uninscribed stones; earliest headstones date to 19th century; still in occasional use. Contains ruins of church (CO139-020003-).

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record CO139-020001

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