What is recorded here

Graveslab in Templeogue is a granite grave marker within the chancel of the church, bearing a possible figure on its north face and a dedication to Thos. Crinnion from 1700. It stands as a quiet witness to local memory, its worn surface holding the shape of time and the presence of someone long gone. The stone does not speak, yet it invites imagination, suggesting a life lived and lost beneath the roof of a sacred room.

Within the chancel of the church is a granite grave marker with a possible figure on its N face, and a graveslab dedicated to Thos. Crinnion 1700. Compiled by Geraldine Stout

A 18th-century Christian gravestone; of local historical significance as a marker of early burial practices in the area.

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