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Situated on low rise of ground overlooking River Shannon 320m to S. A low scarp or rise of ground defining the boundary of this graveyard is all that is now visible. No memorials or low stones marking graves are visible in the vicinity of St. Margaret's Church (LI004-014001-). According to landowner the graveyard was used as a children's burial ground. The extent of the graveyard is depicted on the OS 25 inch map as a narrow rectangular shaped area (approx. dims. 20m N-S x 68m E-W) to the E, S and W of the church. It is possible that this graveyard was only ever used as a children's burial ground.
The graveyard adjacent to St. Margaret’s Church was described in 1840 as following; 'Still-born children only are interred here at present‘ (OSL Vol. 2, 135-6). Begley (1906, 254) recorded the following; 'It is in a fair state of preservation, but appears to have been never used as a burial-ground'.
Compiled by: Caimin O'Brien
Date of upload: 04 December 2018
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