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monument — Inishkeen

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monument — Inishkeen
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Freestanding rectangular-plan grave monument, erected c.1901, having block-cut limestone walls with cut granite coping. Rubble limestone round arch to north elevation dressed with cut-stone coping, wall stepping lower at north elevation. Carved granite cross to apex of arch on north elevation. Carved marble plaque to centre of north wall, bearing dedication to Charles Plunkett Kenney (d.1901), surmounted by blazon of arm with scroll and ribbon inscribed 'Mea Gloria Fides' ('Fidelity is my glory'). Concrete path to north leading from former Roman Catholic church. Located at south wall of graveyard on axis of path from main entrance of graveyard from north.

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