What is recorded here

Grave Yd. is a sub-square graveyard in County Louth where ivy strangles the remains of a late medieval church and burials marked from 1736. Stone vaults line the eastern edge, one said to carry an Irish inscription now lost beneath moss and silence. The place keeps its dead close, hiding their names under green growth while waiting for someone patient enough to listen.

Sub-square shaped graveyard, much overgrown with ivy, with remains of late medieval church (LH011-115005-) in N. Earliest date noted on gravestones is 1736. A number of stone vaults in the eastern part one of which reportedly had an Irish inscription on it. (Tempest 1952, 127) Compiled by: Claire Breen Date of upload: 12 April 2012

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