
What is recorded here
Grave Yard in County Limerick remains active beside an oval church embankment, its mortared wall enclosing a gentle slope that faces southeast above rolling pasture. The living still carry dead through that same stone boundary, joining generations already settled beneath the grass. The church sits slightly askew within the larger yard, as if human hands kept adjusting the shape of eternity to fit the land.
Situated in a gentle SE-facing slope overlooking rolling pasture. The site is an irregularly shaped area enclosed by a mortared stone wall (H c.1m). The church (LI013-052001-), orientated E-W is located in the N half of the graveyard on an embankment area, oval in plan, and orientated NE by SW. The wall to the N roughly respects the line of the embankment, while the other walls enclose an area greater than that of the embankment. The graveyard is still in use.
The monument record does not grant public access. Check the route and ask the landowner before entering private land.
- What survives
- Recorded monument
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