What is recorded here

Located in first S transept chapel to S of chancel. Well preserved but worn tapered slab ( L 2m; Top Wth 0.89m ; Base Wth 0.78m) lying on the surface at the base of the wall of the S transept chapel of the abbey. The surface is decorated with a seven-armed cross, with fleur-de-lis terminals. The cross-shaft rises from a pyramidal shaped base, 4 pittings in arms of cross. No inscription visible. 17th century graveslab. Compiled by: Caimin O'Brien. Date of upload: 22 September 2008

Early Christian gravestone, possibly 8th–10th century; associated with the monastic site of Holycross Abbey. Its presence indicates long-standing Christian burial practices in the area and may reflect the status of an individual within the monastic community.

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