What is recorded here

Inside the church of Moylagh (ME015-032----). Adams (1870-1) records the graveslab of Edmond Maolagh (1583) ’19 in. by 15 in. (c. 0.48m x c. 0.38m)’ that is no long present but which was also recorded by Du Noyer c. 1864 (1895). Du Noyer transcribes the inscription as: ORATE P. ANIA. EDMODI / ANAOLAC CVIS COR: / Po SUB HOC LAPIDE IAC / ET 1583 ET WILHELMUo /S EIMSD QUIE FABRIC / HUC LAPIDE SUB Q / USSIT / IPM PONI I. Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload: 27 January, 2015

A 16th-century Christian graveslab; significant as a historical record of local burial practices and personal memorials in early modern Ireland.

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