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Graveyard in Castlehaven

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L-shaped area, enclosed by stone wall, on W shore of Castle Haven estuary. Earliest headstones noted date to early 19th century; large vaulted tomb in SW corner; number of chest tombs. Contains remains of Glenbarahane Church (CO151-014003-).

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record CO151-014002

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