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Remains of freestanding burial vault or chapel, built c. 1850, originally associated with the Norman family of Glengollan (house now demolished). Now ruinous and partially collapsed. Rubble stone walls remaining to the north, south and mainly to the east sides, east wall now largely observed with vegetation. Shallow segmental headed window opening to the surviving east gable end having cut stone intersecting\double Y-tracery. Located in the centre of field adjacent to the east of former walled garden complex (see 40820019) associated with Glengollan, to the east of the site of Glengollan, and to the north-east of Fahan.
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