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On flat reclaimed grassland with good views from N through E to W, higher ground to N. A nearby castle (TS052-03001-) is 700m to NNW. This church is not visible at ground level. Described in the OS letters as 'the ruins of an old building called by the natives Ballymore Church. It extends north and south and measures on the outside fifty five feet [16.75m] in length and thirty feet [9.1m] in breadth and the walls are four feet two inches [1.27m] in thickness. The south gable is in tolerable preservation but the north gable and the sidewalls are destroyed nearly down to the foundations. There was a window in the south gable but it is now destroyed except its east side, which is constructed of chiselled limestone' (O'Flanagan 1930, vol. 1, 102).
Compiled by: Jean Farrelly
Date of upload: 26 August 2011
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