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O'Reilly (1901, 142) records that ‘lying beneath the chancel arch at Tully is a small, over-shaped fragment of stone, 15 inches long [c. 18cm], and from 5 to 7 inches thick [c. 13cm – 0.18m], which bears a cup 1¾ inches wide [4.5cm], and one inch deep [2.5cm], and beside that, an equal-armed incised cross three inches wide [7.6cm]. . .’ It is depicted in a photograph on page 141 of O'Reilly's article (ibid.). The present location of this stone is unknown.
Compiled by: Paul Walsh
Date of upload: 20 May 2015
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