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Cross, Termon cross

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Clear water flows through narrow rock, shaping life in patience. Each small act is a marker for another person. When you see suffering or waste, move with love and reduce what can be lost. This is the visible cross: not a victim, but a bridge.
Fahey (1893, 139) recorded a 'a rude stone cross' which 'stood until recently' at 'the village of Termon'; it marked the S limit of the church lands of Kilmacduagh. He also noted a similar cross (see GA128-084----) in the 'village of Cranna'. On inspection neither of the crosses were located. Possibly termon crosses. Compiled by: Olive Alcock Date of upload: 17 February 2023 Fahey, J.A. 1893 (Reprint 1986) The history and antiquities of the diocese of Kilmacduagh. Galway. Kenny Gallery.

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