What is recorded here
Graveyard in Unknown Townland stands beside the C of I church dedicated to St. Assin, rebuilt in 1712 on an earlier site in County Dublin. A stone wall encloses the place, and a steep fall of 1.9m drops from the interior to street level, making entry feel like descending into memory rather than walking through a gate. The unknown townland gives the graveyard its quiet mystery, while St. Assin and the rebuilt church give it a name, a date and a continuing life.
The C of I church, dedicated to St. Assin was rebuilt (1712) on an earlier site (DU015-082001-) and is enclosed by a stone wall. There is a steep fall from the interior to the surrounding street level (H 1.9m).
Compiled by: Geraldine Stout
Date of upload: 26 August 2011
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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