Grave Yd.

On a S-facing downslope in the S sector of an ecclesiastical enclosure (GA094-072002-). This graveyard, roughly P-shaped in plan (L c. 65m on W side; Wth c. 30m on N side; L c. 24m on E side; L of E side of stem of ‘P’ c. 35m; Wth c. 8m at S tip), is defined by a double-faced rubble-built drystone wall. Access is via a gateway at the SW end. Numerous grave-markers orientated E-W are visible, many running in a N-S running linear pattern. Inscribed headstones date to the 19th and 20th centuries. A possible leacht (GA0940972013-) is visible in the NE corner and an early Christian cross-slab (094-072012-), and medieval graveslabs (GA094-0720006- and GA094-072011-) are also associated. Within the S section are two multiple bullaun stones (GA094-072008- and GA094-072009-). Numerous dressed and moulded architectural fragments (GA094-072015-) are scattered throughout the graveyard. The following image has been upload: GA094-072003-_01 General view of graveyard from SSE Compiled by: Olive Alcock Date of upload: 19 May 2017