What is recorded here
Abbey Grey Fort is a large oval enclosure in Monasternalea, County Galway, holding the remains of an early church and graveyard beside a bullaun cupped for ritual or grinding. Surrounded on three sides by bogland, the site may have been called Mainisteair na Liatha, the monastery of the grey place, though Knox doubted that name and proposed Kilmorenetogher instead. Later field boundaries cut across the old bank, marking how agriculture reclaimed a place first shaped for prayer.
Abbey Grey Fort is recorded as a archaeological place in County Galway. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.
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