What is recorded here

Grave Yard in County Kildare holds a ruined church and a cross-slab inside a mortared stone wall on a gentle E-facing slope. The earliest legible markers date to the 19th-century, though the church and cross-slaw suggest older worship and burial on the same ground. Two stiles at the narrower SE end admit a visitor into a place where human life kept returning across centuries.

On a gentle E-facing slope in tillage. A trapezoidal area (L 40m NW-SE; Wth at wider NW end c. 26m; Wth at narrower SE end c. 13m) is enclosed by a mortared stone wall and is accessed by either of two stiles at the SE end. Marked burials are concentrated towards the N end and the earliest legible grave markers date to the 19th-century. The graveyard also contains a ruined church (KD035-030----) and a cross-slab (KD035-030002-). Compiled by: Gearóid Conroy Date of upload: 17 December 2013

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