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Holy
well located in the field to the west of the road at Cill Maolchéadair.
It is now dry, but it marked by a lintelled hollow and a cross-inscribed
stone. KE 042-02611 |
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Early
medieval oratory within the monastic enclosure at An Raingiléis
in Baile Bhoithín. KE 042-09403 |
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Reconstruction
drawing of the early medieval cashel, Cathair na bhFionnúrach,
in Baile na bhFionnúrach, near Bóthar. KE 034-041
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Reconstruction
drawing of the early medieval monastic site at Riasc. KE 042-060
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Early
medieval cross-inscribed stone within the monastic enclosure at
An Raingiléis in Baile Bhoithín. KE 042-09405 |
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Early
medieval stone cross c. 14m to the east-south-east of the monastic
enclosure at An Raingiléis in Baile Bhoithín. KE 042-09407 |
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Cross-inscribed
Ogham stone in the graveyard in Kinard. It bears the inscription
'MARIANI'. KE 053-05302 |
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Cross-inscribed
stone, Stone B, at the early medieval monastic site at Riasc. KE
042-06009 |
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Early
medieval monument in Lugnagappul, near Lios Póil. It consists
of a low cairn with 4 low standing stones along the perimiter; two
of these stones bear Ogham inscriptions, 'GOSSUCTTIAS' and 'GAMICUNAS'.
KE 054-033 |
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Ogham
stone at Baile an Rannaig near Baile an Fheirtéaraigh. The
inscription on the stone reads 'CUNAMAQQI CORBBI MAQQ(I MUCCOI DOVVINIA)S'.
It is interesting to note the inclusion of the name of the goddess
Dovinia (i.e. Duibhne), after whom the tribe of the Corco Dhuibhne
take their name. The peninsula's name in Irish comes from the name
of that tribe. KE 042-05703 |
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Cross-inscribed
stone situated within the early medieval monastic enclosure at Teampall
Manchan (Teampall Bán/Teampall Geal), An Baile Riabhach.
KE 043-14005 |
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Cross-inscribed
stone, Stone D, at the early medieval monastic site at Riasc. KE
042-06009 |
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Bust
by Cliodhna Cussen marking the holy well, Tober Ghobnait, Cill Ghobnait,
Dún Chaoin. The site is in the townland of Ceathrú
an Fheirtéaraigh (Ferriter's Quarter). KE 052-005 |
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Cross-inscribed
Ogham stone situated within the early medieval monastic site of
Cill na gColmán in Mám an Óraigh, near Ceann
Trá (Ventry). The inscription reads 'ANM COLOLOMAN ALITHIR'.
KE 042-14106 |
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View
from west of the promontory fort at Dún Beag, Fán.
KE 052-270 |
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Detail
of the early medieval cashel, Cathair na bhFionnúrach, in
Baile na bhFionnúrach, near Bóthar, showing the two
rooms of the house with the entrance to the enclosure in the background.
KE034-041 |
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Detail
of the early medieval cashel, Cathair na bhFionnúrach, in
Baile na bhFionnúrach, near Bóthar, showing the two
rooms of the house. KE 034-041 |
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Detail
of the early medieval cashel, Cathair na bhFionnúrach, in
Baile na bhFionnúrach, near Bóthar, showing the entrance
and pathway to the house. KE034-041 |
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Doorway
of the 12th-century Romanesque church at Cill Maolchéadair.
KE 042-02608 |
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Conjoined
clocháin, known locally as 'beehive' houses, dating from
the early medieval period. These examples are in the townland of
Gleann Fán, near Slea Head (Ceann Sleibhe). KE 052-186 |
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View
of the oratory within the early medieval monastic enclosure at Teampall
Manchan (Teampall Bán/Teampall Geal), An Baile Riabhach.
Mount Brandon is to be seen in the background. KE 043-140 |
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Cross-inscribed
Ogham stone to be seen in Ballinvoher graveyard, Rathduff townland,
near Abhainn a'Scáil. The inscription reads 'S(I)D(A)N(I)
M(A)Q(I) DALA'. KE 045-02503 |
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Cross-inscribed
stone, Stone A, at the early medieval monastic site at Riasc. This
is the only cross on the site which is still in its original position.
KE 042-06008 |
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Chancel
arch in the 12th-century Romanesque church at Cill Maolchéadair.
KE 042-02608 |
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Detail
of perforated stone above doorway in Gallarus oratory which would
have been used to support some form of door. |
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Detail
of the early medieval cashel, Cathair na bhFionnúrach, in
Baile na bhFionnúrach, near Bóthar, showing the pathway
to the house and the larger room. KE 034-041 |
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The
early medieval dry-stone built oratory within the monastic enclosure
at Gallarus. KE 042-07104 |
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The
cross-inscribed Ogham stone within the early medieval monastic enclosure
at Teampall Manchan (Teampall Bán/Teampall Geal), An Baile
Riabhach. The inscription reads 'QENILOCI MAQI MAQI-AINIA MUC(...'
KE 043-14008 |
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Detail
of Bronze Age standing stone in Baile an Tearmon, near Abhainn a'Scáil,
showing Ogham inscription and simple cross carved on the stone.
RMP KE 045-062 |
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Early
medieval ringfort (centre of image) and single standing stone (foreground)
in the Minard area. |
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Ogham
stone and free-standing cross in the graveyard at Cill Maolchéadair.
KE 042-02601 (ogham stone) and KE 042-02606 |
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'Alphabet
stone' - a broken stone with crosses inscribed on both faces and
the letters of the alphabet, and the invocation DNI (a contraction
of Domini) carved on the west side. The alphabet inscription may
date from the 2nd half of the 6th century. Situated in the 12th-century
Romanesque church at Cill Maolchéadair. KE 042-02603 |
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Cross-inscribed
stone situated beside the ruined medieval parish church at Kilshannig
(Cill Seanaig). KE 027-02203 |
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Early
medieval Ogham stone in the graveyard at Cill Maolchéadair.
The inscription reads ANM M(AI)LE INBIR MACI BROCANN. KE 042-02601
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Early
medieval sundial in the graveyard at Cill Maolchéadair. KE
042-02602 |
