What is recorded here

Indicated marks a graveyard beside the church of St Seachnall or Secundus in County Meath, where broken multi-cusped window heads still lie scattered. Those fragments suggest the later church belonged to the 15th or 16th century, though the name of the saint reaches further back. The stones do not claim to be complete; they only indicate that people built, worshipped and buried others in that place before memory faded.

In the graveyard attached to the early church of St Seachnall or Secundus (ME044-033002-) and its medieval successor are some fragments of multi-cusped window-heads, suggesting a 15th or 16th century date for the later church. Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload: 7 April, 2015

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