
What is recorded here
Located in woodland in Cappercullen Glen beside a stream which marks the townland boundary between Garranbane and Boarmanshill with Cappercullen Castle (LI007-010001-) 465m to SW. Limestone slab (H 0.7m x Wth 0.32m) decorated with image of St. Bernard and the symbols of the passion that originally belonged to the wall memorial of the Walsh family dating from 1619 in Owney Abbey (LI014-014002-). Carved stone now incorporated into the W side of a modern roofed mass shelter constructed by the Belgian monks of Glenstal abbey which covers a mass-rock (LI007-014----). Second fragment (H 0.52m x Wth 0.6m) beside image of St. Bernard and also decorated with passion symbols incorporated into wall of mass shelter. See LI014-014017- for more details of monument.
Compiled by: Caimin O'Brien and Matt Kelleher based on details kindly provided by Derek Ryan
Date of upload: 4 July 2017
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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