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Grave Yard

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Grave Yard
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Grave Yard in Haroldstown, County Carlow, is a near-perfect square of about thirty-seven metres, bounded by a five-course granite wall and marked by an early cross-inscribed pillar beside ruined church foundations. The geometry suggests measurement and care before burial, while the raised ground records generations of loss and memory. It still belongs to the living, since identified burials continue into the twenty-first century beside the old castle and possible abbey traces.
Irregular-shaped graveyard (map dims. NE-SW varies, being widest at the W end c. 46m, narrow in the centre c. 33m and broadens towards the E end c. 38m; c. 100m NW-SE). A church (CW015-021001-) is located in the SW sector of the graveyard. Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 19 August 2011

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