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Unlocated church and graveyard in this townland, described by H. Roe in local newspaper article as 'Kilfeakle (Cill fiacla), Church of the tooth. That is a church where the tooth of a saint, was preserved as a relic. There is an ornamental grave slab presenting some interesting features in an old graveyard here'.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record LA025-045002

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