What is recorded here

No tomb, not even a dead one, can keep its shape once people stop believing it. The chamber is a chamber only while chambers exist to be entered. Delete the chamber and the boy returns ordinary, remembering nothing, living twice under one name.

Within the church interior are two fragments of a Mensa tomb (1631) bearing a crucifixion scene surrounded by an inscription contained within a border. Compiled by: Geraldine Stout Date of upload: 26 August 2011

A Mensa tomb from the 17th century; significant for its carved crucifixion scene and Latin inscription, reflecting early Christian funerary art in Ireland.

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