What is recorded here

Drumshallon graveyard stretches eighty metres through County Louth, holding church remains in its northern half. Two internal graveslabs mark 1675 and 1760, while one external slab appeared during the 1966 inspection. The irregular shape resists easy measurement, suggesting burial practice adapted to land rather than survey lines.

Irregular shaped graveyard (map dims. max. L 80m; max Wth 50m) with church remains (LH021-018001-) in N half. Only one possible graveslab was visible in graveyard when inspected by ASI in 1966, however there were two graveslabs inside church, one dating to 1675 and the other dating to 1760. Compiled by: Claire Breen Date of upload: 17 July 2012

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