Stone Cross in Saintdoolaghs, County Dublin

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What is recorded here

A stone cross marks the entrance to St. Doolaghs church and graveyard (DU015-009002-). In the late 18th century, when Austin Cooper visited the site, it was located in the graveyard (Price 1942, 70). It has very short arms and a triangular-shaped head (H 1.6m). It is set on a double-stepped pedestal immediately next to the Malahide road.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record DU015-009002

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