What is recorded here

Cross in Clashmore is a cross in Clashmore, County Waterford, Ireland. The small ringed cross stands 26 centimetres high, 32 centimetres wide and 9 centimetres thick. It never had a vertical upright arm, and small one-centimetre D-shaped depressions distinguish the ring from the arms on both sides. The cross is probably medieval or post-medieval, and it is kept close to the Church of Ireland church that has been converted into a heritage centre.

Within the graveyard (WA037-008003-) of Clashmore church site (WA037-008001-). A small ringed cross (H 26cm; Wth 32cm; T 9cm) that never had a vertical upright arm is kept close to the C of I church that has been converted into a heritage centre. Within the ring small D-shaped depressions (D 1cm) distinguish the ring from the arms on both sides. It is probably medieval or post-medieval. Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload: 10 November 2011

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