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                    Church of Ireland church and graveyard

                     
                    Termonfechin

                    Termonfechin

                    Termonfechin

                    Church of Ireland church and graveyard
                    The site of an early monastery reputedly founded by St Fechin of Fore in 655. The site is currently occupied by a modern Church of Ireland church and graveyard. A number of remains of the early monastery survive including a high cross, cross base, early grave slab and crucifixion plaque. All are located within the graveyard.
                    Carndonagh graveyard, Cardonagh, Donegal

                    Carndonagh

                    Carndonagh graveyard, Cardonagh, Donegal

                    Church of Ireland church and graveyard
                    This site, which is one of the main ecclesiastical centres in Donegal, comprises a modern graveyard surrounding an 18thc. church of Ireland church. Within the precinct of the graveyard are a number of early Christian carved stones, a Romanesque lintel and fragments from a 15thc. building, some of which have been incorporated into the church.
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