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Graveyard on irregular D-shaped plan, established c. 1733 and possibly earlier, set within the grounds of a ruinous medieval church (LF019-050---). Now overgrown and disused. Contains collection of carved stone grave markers, both recumbent and upstanding, from the eighteenth and nineteenth century. Fetherston family monuments (or Ardagh House 13312039) to site. Number of monumental graves with decorative features such as urns, pediments and crosses. Iron railings to a number of graves. Surrounded by random rubble stone walls, some with iron railings over. Pair of dressed limestone gate piers (on square-plan) to entrance (west) having capstones and a wrought-iron gate. Located to the north of Ardagh.
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