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                    Tyrone (pre-1973 traditional (Ulster))

                     
                    Knocknacloy (Aughnacloy)

                    Knocknacloy (Aughnacloy)

                    Knocknacloy (Aughnacloy)

                    The medieval church at Knocknacloy no longer exists, and the site has not been identified (the NGR reference given is approximate). However, in 1940 Oliver Davies and T. G. F. Paterson published a description of two fragments thought to be from this building.  The current location of these fragments is not known. 
                    Donaghenry

                    Donaghenry

                    Donaghenry

                    Graveyard
                    The fragment was found in 1989 lying loose on the ground of the ancient graveyard.
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