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Grave Yard

Graveyard

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Associated with the Cisterian abbey (TS061-024----) and immediately abutting the E and S of the abbey church, where it is enclosed on the W, S and E by a stone wall, the eastern boundary turning to meet the N wall of the chancel. The headstones are mainly of 20th-century date, though the earliest visible dates to 1800. There is a headstone, dated 1984, cemented against the external E gable of the chancel. Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 23 July 2014
Cistercian monastery graveyard, medieval period (12th–16th century). Significantly associated with the Cistercian abbey, it represents the ecclesiastical and monastic burial practices of the medieval period in Ireland.

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