What is recorded here

In the graveyard at Threecastles (KK014-025007-). Describing the graveslabs, Carrigan (1905, vol. 2, 268) noted, 'two uninscribed ones, with crosses of ancient pattern'. These are possibly the same slabs (KK014-025010- and KK014-025011-) noted by Buggy (1969, 15) as, 'Two pieces of stone with inscribed crosses of ancient pattern are to be seen'. Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 21 May 2020

Medieval Christian graveslab, likely 11th to 13th century. Its significance lies in the presence of ancient patterned crosses, reflecting early Irish monastic art traditions.

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