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Cross-inscribed pillar in Clonamery

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Currently resting in an upright position against the W gable of the nave, in the SW angle of the 10th/11th- century church of Clonamery (KK033-021001-). A rectangular granite pillar stone (L 0.9; Wth 0.325; T 0.11m). It is decorated with a simple cross (H 0.215m; Wth 0.175m) which has been incised into the upper portion of the stone. The pillar has a flat top which is chamfered towards the rear. There are two other cross-inscribed pillars in this church (KK033-021003-; KK033-021009-).

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record KK033-021010

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