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Grave Yard GA114-069002- in Dromorehill

Children's burial ground
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GA114-069002-
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Immediately to the S of a church (GA114-069001-). A roughly rectangular area (10m E-W; 7m N-S) is defined along the W side by a field wall; elsewhere no visble trace of an enclosing element survives. Within the interior a number of small set stones indicate burials aligned E-W. According to local information, the last burial took place around 1950.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record GA114-069002

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