![This Cross stands inside Earl of Courtowns Demesne Wall near the [cross] roads at the Bridge over the Ounavarra River. It is evidently an ancient cross but was [unnoticed?] by O'Donovan in the Wexford Letters - where he states that there are no Antiquities in the neighbourhood. The cross is formed of one slab of [...] rock locally known as "Banoge Stone".](http://www.nli.ie/digital/thumbs/vtls000154093.jpg)
This Cross stands inside Earl of Courtowns Demesne Wall near the [cross] roads at the Bridge over the Ounavarra River.
It is evidently an ancient cross but was [unnoticed?] by O'Donovan in the Wexford Letters - where he states that there are no Antiquities in the neighbourhood. The cross is formed of one slab of [...] rock locally known as "Banoge Stone".
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| Summary: | Detail of decoration on cross at Courtown, County Wexford, Ireland. |
| Format: | Prints & Drawings |
| Language: | English |
| Published / Created: |
[between ca. 1902 and 1903].
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| Notes: | Inscribed in ink l.c. under small sketches of front and side of cross: "Same on both sides. No inscription". Measurements inscribed in pencil l.l.. Physical description: 1 drawing : ink ; 23.4 x 14.1 cm.. more |
| Credits: | Attributed to Reverend William Falkiner, The Rectory, Killucan, County Westmeath, Ireland. |
