1901 census
Most frequent surnames in this year’s matched records
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A modern study identified shrine components among Clonmore’s early medieval stones.
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Kate Colbert’s 2020 doctoral research identified pieces from at least one stone shrine, and possibly two, in Clonmore’s graveyard. These were composite monuments assembled from separate stone components. The uncertainty concerns how many shrines the surviving pieces represent; they are not evidence that two complete structures remain standing. [2]
Colbert relates the discovery to early medieval texts describing a substantial collection of saints’ bodily relics at Clonmore. Her findings add material evidence to that documented religious reputation. The shrine fragments do not themselves identify particular saints’ remains or establish that every historical claim about the collection was true. [2]
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Most frequent surnames in this year’s matched records
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