What is recorded here
Under Anglo-Norman settlement the lands at Chapelizod appear to have been reserved firstly as Crown property. They are recorded initially as having been leased by King John to Richard de la Felde. Thus settlement at Chapelizod is documented from the early thirteenth century with reference to the church (DU018-027001)…
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From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record DU018-027
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