What is recorded here

Kiltubbrid graveyard in County Leitrim contains a tapering graveslab with a ringed cross carved in double lines. The stone stands beside a mausoleum structure and belongs to a place where death, memory and local craft still meet. Its simple shape suggests a person important enough to mark, yet the absence of a name invites wonder rather than certainty.

A tapering graveslab (L 0.78m; Wth 0.39-0.47m) has a ringed cross incised with double lines and with excavated quadrants. It is built into the N wall of Kiltubbrid graveyard (LE024-021002-) beside the mausoleum structure, which contains other dressed stones. Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload: 13 January, 2017

Early Christian gravestone, 7th–10th century AD; significant as an example of insular Celtic Christian art with a ringed cross motif, commonly associated with monastic or ecclesiastical sites in Ireland.

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