What is recorded here

Grave Yard (Site of) in County Meath, Ireland holds 19th century headstones near the church and a broken millstone, yet no perimeter marks the burial ground. The missing boundary suggests the site resisted formal capture, perhaps belonging to a community that valued memory over measurement. A small stream flows toward the Kinnegad River, carrying rain and time past the stones. The place remains half-hidden, not lost, waiting for someone to notice what absence is doing.

Situated on a fairly level landscape, with a small SSE-NNW stream that flows into the Kinnegad River just to the E. There are some 19th century headstones near the church (ME046-003----) and a broken millstone (diam. 1m; H 0.2m) is just E of it, but no perimeter for a graveyard is present. Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload: 8 April, 2015

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