What is recorded here
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One of a number of seventeenth century tombs in the churchyard (DU021-037004-). This altar tomb was located near “the lossit” (font, DU021-037009-) (Fitzgerald 1906-8, 3). It commemorates members of the Reilly family who died in the late 17th century (Fitzgerald 1906-8, 33).
Compiled by: Geraldine Stout
Date of upload: 18 January 2012
Seventeenth-century Christian altar tomb; part of a churchyard tradition in Ireland. Commemorates the Reilly family, reflecting local gentry burial practices and early modern funerary art.
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- What survives
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