House

Described by Herity (1995, 92) as ‘a rectangular structure, its long axis facing north-west and 11.25m long. The lower courses arc reasonably well built, especially at the corners, suggesting that it began it existence as a rectangular dwelling house, probably in the post-medieval period. A rough rebuilding of the upper courses suggests that it was probably used as an animal pound and shelter in recent centuries.’ (Walsh 1983, 56, Fig. 19, No. 11) Compiled by: Paul Walsh Date of upload: 2 February 2014 Image DG089-018011-_01 (taken 21 July 1983): a view looking east of the monastic remains with this structure visible against the skyline.