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Freestanding beehive-shaped rubble limestone monument, dated 1653, bearing inscribed plaque commemorating James Lally and his family.
This unusual monument, like others in the county, stands in the middle of a field. It is part of a series of late seventeenth-century memorials to local families in North Galway and also bears comparison with the later cenotaphs on Oileáin Árann/ Aran Islands.

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