What is recorded here

Ogham stone in Tooracurragh is an ogham stone in Tooracurragh, County Waterford, Ireland. The grit stone measures 1.32 by 0.38 by 0.28 metres and was moved from the central structure of a church to a nearby farmhouse around 1880. It bears an inscription read as DOMOKI and carries an equal-armed cross pattée in low relief, enclosed in a circle, with a separate Latin cross that has a crescent-shaped base.

Situated on a gentle N-NE-facing slope. An ogham stone (grit, 1.32 x 0.38 x 0.28m), which has been read as DOMOKI (Macalister 1945, 291, no. 301), was moved from the central structure of church (WA005-014001-) c. 1880 to a nearby farmhouse (WA005-012----). 'It [also] bears what is apparently intended to be an equal-armed cross pattée in cavo rilievo, with pellets on the arms, enclosed in a circle, as well as a Latin cross with a crescent-shaped expansion at the base' (Macalister 1945, 291, no. 301). (Moore 1999, 1500) Compiled by: Nora White Date of upload: 23 July 2016

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