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In south aisle of St Audeon's medieval parish church is a large limestone box tomb (table top H 0.20m, L 2.03m, Wth 0.90m; base H 0.79m, L 1.87m, Wth 0.81m). It is plain except for an incised Roman inscription to Dublin Alderman John Malone (ob. 1592). Compiled by: Geraldine Stout Date of upload: 16 August 2012

Medieval chest tomb, 13th–15th century. Its significance lies in the incised Roman inscription, suggesting early Christian influence or reuse of Roman materials in a medieval funerary context.

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