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Structure in St. Patrick's Island

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St. Patrick's Island in County Dublin is a place where the sea and sky touch, and a small shrine still stands north of the church. The stones are not many, but they are not random either. They mark a tomb, a prayer, a life remembered. To walk past them is to enter a conversation older than words.
N of church (DU005-019----) is a marked concentration of stones thought to be the remains of a tomb-shrine (Ryan, Mooney, Prendergast & Masterson 2004, 114). Compiled by: Geraldine Stout Date of upload: 26 August 2011

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