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Graveyard in Drumshallon

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Graveyard in Drumshallon
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What is recorded here

Irregular shaped graveyard (map dims. max. L 80m; max Wth 50m) with church remains (LH021-018001-) in N half. Only one possible graveslab was visible in graveyard when inspected by ASI in 1966, however there were two graveslabs inside church, one dating to 1675 and the other dating to 1760.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record LH021-018003

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