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Early churchyard on irregular plan, erected c.1400, having a collection of cut stone grave markers, mainly dating from the eighteenth century to the early-twentieth century. Formerly in use as a Church of Ireland graveyard associated with a former Church of Ireland church to the south end (15318012). Ruins of medieval church and abbey (WM032-014---) to the centre and the remains of a later mortuary chapel, dated 1671 (plaque) to the west end of the churchyard. Bounded by a rubble stone wall with roughcast rendered finish over. Main entrance gates to the east side comprising a pair of roughly dressed limestone gate piers (on square-plan with cut stone capstones over) supporting a wrought-iron flat bar gate. Located to the centre of Castletown Geoghegan.
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