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Freestanding limestone cenotaph, erected c.1820, set in rubble limestone boundary wall at roadside, with second cenotaph to west, and having dedication to Patrick Dirrane who died 1820. Comprises rubble plinth with roughly dressed coping surmounted by cross having rounded terminals and itself bearing inscribed cross. Front face of dressed stone having two-tier arrangement of recessed inscribed limestone plaques, and with quarter-arc of sun's rays to corners of both plaques.

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monument — Inis Mór [Inishmore]

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