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Crosses -  Monuments of County Clare
 

Kilfenora High Cross

 

Most of the carved stone crosses in Ireland can be called high crosses. These typically are tall crosses with a circle surrounding the junction of the horizontal and vertical shafts, and are decorated with carved panels depicting Biblical scenes. Clare contains some beautiful examples of carved crosses, most notably the 12th century high crosses at Kilfenora and Dysert O’Dea.

Map of the stone crosses of Clare

Map of the stone crosses of Clare

Photos of Crosses

     

[Ballymihil] Cross (1)

[Ballymihil] Cross (2) Ballyshanny] Cross
[Commons South] Cross Doorty Cross [Glencolumbkille South] Cross

[Inishcaltra or Holy Island] Cross (1)

[Inishcaltra or Holy Island] Cross (2) [Kells] Cross
Kilfenora [Kilcarragh] Cross (1)
[Kilfenora] Cross (2) [Kilfenora] Cross (3)
[Kilfenora] Cross (4)
[Kilvoydan] Cross Knockaunnacrusha Cross
Market Cross, Noughaval
[Meelick] Cross [Mollaneen] Cross
[Moys] Cross
[Mutton Island] Cross Noughaval Cross
[Oughtmama Cross] St. Tola’s Cross or St. Mannaulus’ Cross Tau Cross or Cross Inneenboy
[Termon] Cross    
     
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