Kilmakilloge Graveyard, Co.Kerry

ÆGIS Ref.: 67-31 NGR: 74943/60373 RMP No.: KE108-002----

Graveyard Survey at Kilmakilloge Graveyard, Co. Kerry

Report Author: Bernard O’Mahony MA

Client: Mr Michael Connolly, County Archaeologist, County Buildings, Rathass, Tralee, Co. Kerry

Date: April 2010

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Graveyard Survey of Kilmakilloge Graveyard, Co. Kerry

Contents

page I. Abstract 4 II. List of Figures, Plates and Tables 5 III. Abbreviations and Terms Used 6

1. Description of Site 7 1.1 Site Location and Cartographic Background 1.2 Site Description 1.3 Suggested Mitigation

2. Project References 15

3. Signing-Off Statement 16

4. Appendix I – Photographic Survey of Headstones 17

5. Appendix II – Photographic Survey of Memorial Plaques 59

6. Appendix III – Photographic Survey of Named Tombs 60

7. Appendix IV – Plan of Numbered Graves 61

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I. Abstract

This report details a graveyard survey, which was undertaken by ÆGIS ARCHAEOLOGY LIMITED on behalf of the client. The report contains an accurate ground plan of all upstanding remains in the graveyard, including boundaries, paths/desire lines, gravemarkers, tombs, architectural fragments, churches, areas of collapse and other miscellaneous features as discovered at the time of survey. A photographic record of the features at the site is included.

The ground plan was produced using a Trimble GeoXH 2005 Series GPS handheld receiver and datalogger survey instrument. Each position surveyed with the instrument is linked to GPS and has an Irish National Grid reference. The survey was downloaded from the instrument and corrected with Trimble GPS Pathfinder Office software. All ground plans were enhanced in AutoCAD 2010 and reproduced with added symbols and colours in Adobe Illustrator CS3.

This report contains a brief written description and statement of the condition of the features surveyed. Damaged and unstable features are noted and remedial actions to address potential issues of public safety are suggested.

A photographic record of all headstones, linked to the survey drawing is included in the report.

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II. List of Figures, Plates and Tables

FIGURES: page 1. Site Location, OS Discovery Map 84. 7 2. Location of site indicated on aerial image 8 3. RMP constraints map Sheet 108 showing RMP KE108-002---- 8 4. 1842 1st edition 6” OS map 108 9 5. 1896 25” OS map 108 9 6. Plan of Kilmakilloge graveyard 10

PLATES: 1. Ivy-covered walls of church from SW 12 2. View of interior of church from W 12 3. Fallen headstone to W of church 12 4. Fallen headstone to SW of church 12 5. Fallen headstone at SE side of graveyard 12 6. Opened tomb to S of church 12 7. Opened tomb to S of church 12 8. Damaged railed plot to SE of church 13 9. Groundworks for new path at S side of graveyard 13

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III. Abbreviations and Terms Used

Architectural Fragment A piece of worked wood or carved stone that has been removed from a building. These may be of any date from the early medieval period (5th-12th centuries AD) onwards

Barony, Parish, Townland These terms refer to land divisions in Ireland. The barony is the largest land division in a county, which is formed from a number of parishes. These parishes are in turn made up of several townlands, which are the smallest land division in the country. The origins of these divisions are believed to be in the Early Medieval/Christian period (AD500-AD1000), or may date earlier in the Iron Age (500BC-AD500)

Bullaun Stone The term 'bullaun' (from the Irish word 'bullan', which means a round hollow in a stone, or a bowl) is applied to boulders of stone with artificially carved, hemispherical hollows or basin-like depressions. They are frequently associated with ecclesiastical sites and holy wells. They date to the early medieval period (5th-12th centuries AD)

Burial Ground An area of ground, set apart for the burial of the dead, not associated with a church and sometimes defined by a low earthen or stone bank. These date from the medieval period (5th - 16th centuries AD) up to the 20th century

Chapel A free-standing building which is used for private worship. These date from the late medieval period (c. 1400 to the 16th century AD) up to the 20th century

Children’s Burial Ground An area of unconsecrated ground for the interment of unbaptised or stillborn children, often known under various Irish names: Cillin, Caldragh, Ceallunach or Calluragh. The graves were generally marked by simple, low, upright stones or slabs almost invariably without any inscription or other carving. This burial practice may be medieval in origin and continued in Ireland until the 1960s

Church A building used for public Christian worship. These can be of any date from c. 500 AD onwards

Cross-slab A slab of stone, either standing or recumbent, inscribed with a cross and generally used as a grave-marker or memorial. This term is applied only to slabs dating to pre-1200 AD

Ecclesiastical Enclosure A large oval or roughly circular area, usually over 50m in diameter, defined by a bank/banks and external fosse/fosses or drystone wall/walls, enclosing an early medieval church or monastery and its associated areas of domestic and industrial activity. These date to the early medieval period (5th-12th centuries AD)

Graveslab A stone designed to be recumbent and marking a grave, AD 1200-1700 in date

Graveyard The burial area around a church or the site of church. These date from the medieval period (5th-16th centuries) onwards

Headstone An upright stone placed over the head of a grave. These date from 17th century AD onwards

Holy Well A well or spring, which usually bears a saint's name and is often reputed to possess miraculous healing properties. These may have their origins in prehistory but are associated with devotions from the medieval period (5th-16th centuries AD) onwards

KE This number is the number of the site on the RMP map (see below). It begins with the county code, here KE for Kerry, the 6-inch sheet number, followed by the number of the archaeological site

OS Ordnance Survey

RMP Record of Monuments and Places. An update of the older SMR, (sites and monuments record), on which all known archaeological sites are marked and listed in an accompanying inventory. The record is based on the 6- inch map series for the country and is recorded on a county basis. Each archaeological monument on the RMP has a unique code known as the RMP number (see below)

Tomb A monumental grave or sepulchre. These date from the medieval period (5th-16th centuries AD) onwards

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1. Description of Site

1.1 Site Location and Cartographic Background (figs 1-5)

Kilmakilloge graveyard is located in the townland of Kilmakilloge, parish of Tuosist, barony of Glanarought, in south Co. Kerry, on the northern side of the Beara peninsula, approximately 3.5km northwest of the village of Lauragh, on the shore of Kenmare Bay (NGR 74943/60373). The site is overlooking Kilmakilloge Harbour to the south and is accessed by a narrow road off the R573 road to the north of Battle Point. The site is a rectangular enclosed graveyard a short distance to the south of the main road. The site is recorded on the OS Discovery map 84 as ‘Church’. It is also listed by the Archaeological Survey of Ireland in the Record of Monuments and Places as KE108-002---- ‘Graveyard’ and KE108-002002- ‘Church’.

Figure 1. Site Location, OS Discovery Map 84, north to top (Ordnance Survey Ireland Licence No AR0095410 ©Ordnance Survey Ireland Government of Ireland)

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Figure 2. Location of site indicated on aerial image (north to top)

Figure 3. RMP constraints map Sheet 68 showing RMP KE108-002----

The site was originally indicated on the 1842 1st edition 6’’ Ordnance Survey map as ‘Kilmakilloge Church’ and ‘Burial Ground’. On the 1896 25’’ Ordnance Survey map the site was recorded as ‘Kilmakilloge Church (in ruins)’ and ‘Grave yard’. The extents of the burial ground, a rectangular enclosed space, had been extended to the east by the time of the 1896 OS map.

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Figure 4. 1842 1st edition 6” OS map 108

Figure 5. 1896 25’’ OS map 108

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1.2 Site Description

Figure 6. Plan of Kilmakilloge graveyard

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Kilmakilloge graveyard measures approximately 80m north-south by 90m east-west. It is located on high ground overlooking Kilmakilloge Harbour to the south. The sight slopes to both the north and south of an east-west running central ridge. The remains of a medieval church stand on the top of the ridge towards the west side of the graveyard. The north side of the graveyard is well maintained, containing modern grave plots laid out grid-like, slopes to the north to where it is bounded by a gravel car park and adjacent east-west running roadway. The ground to the south of the ruined church slopes steeply to the south and the majority of the older graves are randomly spread across this side of the graveyard. Large areas of the south side of the graveyard are covered with heavy vegetation. The graveyard is bounded on the east, west and south sides by enclosed fields of rough pasture. The graveyard is enclosed in a stone boundary wall on the east, west and south sides. The graveyard boundary on the north side is a modern concrete block wall. The graveyard is accessed through a gate at the northwest corner and a smaller entrance opening is located at the southeast corner. Neatly laid out gravel pathways are present on the modern north side of the graveyard and there are a number of informal pathways through the south side of the graveyard.

The graveyard contains the ivy-covered remains of a medieval church. The four walls of the church are extant but much of the architectural stonework is no longer extant. There are 374 headstones, three of which are fallen and/or damaged and the names on these headstones are either no longer extant or cannot be read. Many of the standing headstones, particularly on the south side of the graveyard are covered with vegetation or are weathered. Though the inscriptions on these headstones are visible, the names cannot be identified. There is a memorial plaque attached to the inside of the east boundary wall near the southeast corner of the graveyard. There are 12 tombs, all on the south side of the graveyard. The tombs are covered with vegetation and those on the south side are partially open. The railings of one plot to the south of the east end of the church are damaged and fallen in places. There are ? low uninscribed stone gravemarkers in the graveyard. The majority of these gravemarkers are in the older south side of the graveyard. They are mainly standing upright though some have been laid flat over graves.

Groundworks for a new gravel pathway have been undertaken along the inside of the boundary wall on the east and south sides of the graveyard.

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Pl. 1. Ivy covered walls of church from SW Pl. 2. View of interior of church from W

Pl. 3. Fallen headstone to W of Pl. 4. Fallen headstone to SW of Pl. 5. Fallen headstone at SE church church side of graveyard

Pl. 6. Opened tomb to S of church

Pl. 7. Opened tomb to S of church

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Pl. 8. Damaged railed plot to SE side of church

Pl. 9. Groundworks for new pathway at S side of graveyard

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1.3 Suggested Mitigation

The walls of the church should be monitored for the effects of ivy-growth on the stonework at the tops of the walls. The tombs should also be monitored for the effects of vegetation growth. The older south side of the graveyard should be cleared of vegetation to fully expose all headstones and this area should be maintained. All opened tombs should be made safe. Fallen and damaged headstones should be repaired and names identified.

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2. Project References

1982 General Alphabetical Index to the Townlands Office of Public Works 1995 The Care and and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland. Conservation of Graveyards. Dublin: Stationery Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Office. Aegis Archaeology Limited 2001 Aegis Quality Ordnance Survey 1996 Discovery Series No. 79 Manual. Unpublished manual. covering part of county Clare, Limerick and Archaeological Survey of Ireland 1997 RMP Tipperary, 1:50,000. Dublin: Government of Ireland. Constraint Maps and List for Co. Kerry. Ordnance Survey of Ireland 1842 First edition six- Condit, E. 1987 Recording the Past from Ancient inch maps for Co. Kerry. Dublin: Ordnance Survey of Churchyards and Other Sources. Dublin: Wordwell. Ireland. Geological Survey 1962 Geological Map of Ireland. Ordnance Survey of Ireland 1895 Second edition Dublin: Geological Survey of Ireland. twenty-five-inch maps for Co. Kerry. Dublin: Lewis, S. 1837 A Topographical Dictionary of Ordnance Survey of Ireland. Ireland, 2 vols London: Lewis & Sons. The Heritage Council 1999 Regulatory Environment O’Donovan, J. 1841 The Antiquities of County Kerry. for the Management and Repair of Historic Reprinted by Royal Carbery Books, Cork, 1983. Buildings. Dublin.

www.archaeology.ie

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3. Signing-Off Statement

Archaeological Firm: ÆGIS ARCHAEOLOGY LIMITED

Writer: Bernard O’Mahony MA 32 Nicholas Street King’s Island Limerick

Client Michael Connolly Kerry County Council Council Buildings Rathass Tralee Co. Kerry

Signed: ______For ÆGIS ARCHAEOLOGY LIMITED

Dated: April 2010

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4. Appendix I – Photographic Survey of Headstones

Name Baxter Name Browne-McSwiney Name Bunbury

Headstone No 244 Headstone No 354 Headstone No 247

Name Cahill Name Connelly Name Corkery

Headstone No 220 Headstone No 341 Headstone No 219

Name Corkery Name Cott-Crafer Name Cronin

Headstone No 360 Headstone No 165 Headstone No 161

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Name Donnelly Name Donoghue Name Downing Headstone No 320 Headstone No 195 Headstone No 153

Name Downing Name Downing Name Driscoll

Headstone No 299 Headstone No 71 Headstone No 207

Name Driscoll Name Duggan Name Dunlop

Headstone No 26 Headstone No 72 Headstone No 215

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Name Fitzgerald Name Fitzgerald Name Freed

Headstone No 101 Headstone No 16 Headstone No 240

Name Gallivan Name Gallivan Name Gallivan Headstone No 168 Headstone No 228 Headstone No 294

Name Gallivan Name Galvin Name Galvin

Headstone No 7 Headstone No 146 Headstone No 68

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Name Galvin Name Green Name Guihan

Headstone No 69 Headstone No 338 Headstone No 206

Name Guihan Name Hampston Name Harrington

Headstone No 97 Headstone No 137 Headstone No 1

Name Harrington Name Harrington Name Harrington

Headstone No 130 Headstone No 176 Headstone No 180

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Name Harrington Name Harrington Name Harrington

Headstone No 22 Headstone No 225 Headstone No 28

Name Hartnett Name Hartnett Name Healy

Headstone No 162 Headstone No 85 Headstone No 154

Name Healy Name Healy Name Healy

Headstone No 164 Headstone No 20 Headstone No 202

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Name Healy Name Healy Name Healy

Headstone No 204 Headstone No 209 Headstone No 211

Name Healy Name Healy Name Healy

Headstone No 216 Headstone No 226 Headstone No 236

Name Healy Name Healy Name Healy

Headstone No 24 Headstone No 248 Headstone No 261

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Name Healy Name Healy Name Healy

Headstone No 285 Headstone No 300 Headstone No 305

Name Healy Name Healy Name Healy

Headstone No 322 Headstone No 357 Headstone No 46

Name Healy Name Healy Name Healy

Headstone No 47 Headstone No 62 Headstone No 63

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Name Healy Name Healy Name Healy

Headstone No 73 Headstone No 80 Headstone No 84

Name Healy Name Jones Name Keane

Headstone No 87 Headstone No 112 Headstone No 199

Name Le Coultre-Voogd Name Lorch Name Lynch

Headstone No 221 Headstone No 166 Headstone No 187

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Name Lynch Name Lynch Name Lynch

Headstone No 289 Headstone No 351 Headstone No 98

Name Lyne Name Lyne Name Lyne

Headstone No 113 Headstone No 120 Headstone No 262

Name Lyne Name Lyne Name Lyne

Headstone No 365 Headstone No 369 Headstone No 51

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Name Lyne Name Mahony Name Mahony

Headstone No 86 Headstone No 304 Headstone No 316

Name Mahony Name Mahony Name Marshall-Westley

Headstone No 70 Headstone No 83 Headstone No 238

Name McCarthy Name McCarthy Name McCarthy

Headstone No 103 Headstone No 106 Headstone No 117

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Name McCarthy Name McCarthy Name McCarthy

Headstone No 119 Headstone No 123 Headstone No 13

Name McCarthy Name McCarthy Name McCarthy

Headstone No 151 Headstone No 160 Headstone No 19

Name McCarthy Name McCarthy Name McCarthy

Headstone No 192 Headstone No 194 Headstone No 222

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Name McCarthy Name McCarthy Name McCarthy

Headstone No 279 Headstone No 280 Headstone No 283

Name McCarthy Name McCarthy Name McCarthy Headstone No 298 Headstone No 302 Headstone No 55

Name McCarthy Name McGuigan Name McGuinness

Headstone No 60 Headstone No 131 Headstone No 173

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Name McNally Name Moriarty Name Moriarty

Headstone No 149 Headstone No 17 Headstone No 198

Name Moriarty Name Moriarty Name Murphy

Headstone No 286 Headstone No 29 Headstone No 107

Name Murphy Name Murphy Name Murphy

Headstone No 256 Headstone No 277 Headstone No 319

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Name Newling Name Ó h-Urdail Name Ó Seagda Headstone No 21 Headstone No 6 Headstone No 345

Name Ó Seagda-Ó Súilleabáin Name Ó Súilleabáin Name Ó Súilleabáin

Headstone No 324 Headstone No 303 Headstone No 330

Name Ó Súilleabáin Name Ó Súilleabáin Name Ó Súilleabáin

Headstone No 343 Headstone No 92 Headstone No 210

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Name O’Brien Name O’Brien Name O’Brien

Headstone No 132 Headstone No 158 Headstone No 203

Name O’Brien Name O’Brien Name O’Brien

Headstone No 245 Headstone No 288 Headstone No 295

Name O’Brien Name O’Connell Name O’Donoghue

Headstone No 337 Headstone No 43 Headstone No 353

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Name O’Leary Name O’Leary Name O’Leary

Headstone No 144 Headstone No 326 Headstone No 327

Name O’Leary Name O’Mahony Name O’Neill

Headstone No 328 Headstone No 155 Headstone No 128

Name O’Neill Name O’Neill Name O’Neill

Headstone No 266 Headstone No 306 Headstone No 344

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Name O’Neill Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Headstone No 349 Headstone No 102 Headstone No 11

Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 111 Headstone No 118 Headstone No 127

Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 139 Headstone No 147 Headstone No 15

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Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Headstone No 150 Headstone No 157 Headstone No 159

Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 169 Headstone No 181 Headstone No 182

Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 186 Headstone No 188 Headstone No 191

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Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 196 Headstone No 2 Headstone No 201

Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 235 Headstone No 246 Headstone No 252

Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 253 Headstone No 267 Headstone No 268

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Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 269 Headstone No 274 Headstone No 281

Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 297 Headstone No 309 Headstone No 31

Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 317 Headstone No 321 Headstone No 325

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Name O’Shea Name O’shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 329 Headstone No 333 Headstone No 334

Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 335 Headstone No 365 Headstone No 40

Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 42 Headstone No 44 Headstone No 45

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Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Headstone No 52 Headstone No 76 Headstone No 8

Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Shea

Headstone No 89 Headstone No 91 Headstone No 94

Name O’Shea Name O’Shea Name O’Sullivan

Headstone No 95 Headstone No 96 Headstone No 10

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Name O’Sullivan Name O’Sullivan Name O’Sullivan Headstone No 104 Headstone No 108 Headstone No 109