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Cross-slab found at St. Mary's Church, Rosenallis in October of 1991 during clean up scheme in graveyard (LA003-016009-), which has since been removed and is now housed in the National Museum of Ireland. The small sandstone slab is roughly cross-shaped with a pointed head and short arms protruding from the slab to form a crude cross-form. Both sides of the slab are decorated. On one side of the slab there is a double-line incised circle within which there is a cross-of-arcs forming a marigold pattern or a six-pointed star. On the other side of the slab there is a crude cross with T-shaped terminals carved in false relief.
Compiled by: Caimin O'Brien
Date of upload: 17 December 2007
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