What is recorded here

Not inidicated stands at the south-west end of a County Meath graveyard, a small crude Latin cross barely two feet tall. Its east face carries a cross and a failed roll moulding, while the west face remains plain. The top wore smooth before cleanup, proving it sat buried or neglected for decades. That much is known; the rest belongs to the dead who passed it without naming it.

From King (2007, 53, No. 2) A small crudely shaped Latin cross, 67cms (minimum) in height, 27cms in width and 12cms deep is located a the south-west end of the graveyard. The east face has a latin cross and what appears to be an attempt to create roll moulding along the edge of the shaft. The west face has a simple latin cross. Only the top of the upper shaft was visible before the recent clean-up and it can be seen that it was exposed for some considerable time as the upper part of the stone is completely abraded. Date of upload: 10 July, 2014

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