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O'Kelly (1969, 175) refers to 'a mound called the Moat' in Graigue (Upper and Lower). This is likely to be a duplicate record and probably refers to either the enclosure (KK023-055----) in Oldtown townland immediately N of Graigue Lower or the enclosure (KK023-056----) in Newlands townland immediately N of Graigue Upper. There is no known archaeological monument in either Graigue Lower or Graigue Upper.
Compiled by: Jean Farrelly
Date of upload: 7 September 2021
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