What is recorded here

Killane Graveyard circles the parish church on a Cavan knoll, its shallow bank and hedge marking a small disc of red earth where few stones still stand. Water gathers at the valley head beside the graves, then runs northeast toward Milltown Lough, carrying rain from the same soil that holds the dead. The place is not grand, but it is exact: a church, a circle, a valley, and a river waiting below.

Situated on a knoll in an undulating landscape and at the head of a valley that extends off to the NE. The headwaters of a stream that follows the valley to debouch into Milltown Lough are in the immediate vicinity. The parish church of Killane (CV028-027----) is within a circular graveyard (diam. c. 70m NE-SW; c. 65m NW-SE) with few headstones defined by a slight bank and hedge with an external stone facing and by a masonry wall at the roadside S-W. Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload; 16 March 2020

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