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Ecclesiastical enclosure

Grange (balrothery East By., Holmpatrick Ed),milverton Demesne,killalane, County Dublin, Ireland

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Townland
Grange (balrothery East By., Holmpatrick Ed),milverton Demesne,killalane
County
Dublin
Country
Ireland
Coordinates
53.56915, -6.15278
SMR number
DU005-024003-

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The National Monuments Service's description

There is a marked curve in the southern end of the graveyard wall (DU005-024004-) suggesting the possible existence of an early ecclesiastical enclosure. A geophysical survey carried out in 2003 revealed two concentric enclosures , field boundaries and ancillary enclosures (Nicholls, 2003). The inner enclosure (diam 100m) and an outer enclosure (diam 200m) (Mac Shamhráin 2004, 57) surrounds the extant church (DU005-024001-) and graveyard and is bisected by the road.

Compiled by: Geraldine Stout

Updated by: Christine Baker

Date of upload: 14 November 2014

Nicholls, J. 2003. Geophysical Survey Report: Milverton Golf Resort, Co. Dublin. Licence 03R047. Unpublished report submitted to the National Monuments Service, Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht.

Mac Shamhráin, A.S. 1994 The unity of Cóemgen and Ciarán: a covenant between Glendalough and Clonmacnois in the tenth to eleventh centuries. In K. Hannigan and W. Nolan (eds), Wicklow history and society, 139-50. Dublin. Geography Publications.

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