128 yearsSaint Joseph's graveyard, Knock Road
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An Caisleán Riabhach
Saint Joseph's graveyard, Knock Road
This church said its last mass in 1898 and has stood open ever since.
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128years between the two ends of this story
NIAH-31814001
29monuments within 2 kmSMR
2026record checked2026-08-01
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From where you are standing, 3 things to find
- 01
The belfry of the ruined church — it is still standing.
- 02
Celtic Revival high crosses among the nineteenth- and twentieth-century grave markers.
- 03
The mausoleum of Peter Kelly.
A Roman Catholic graveyard established in 1798, later extended westward, with the ruin of the former church inside it.
The appraisal, verbatim: "The distinctive mausoleum of Peter Kelly and the remains of the renowned O' Connor Dons, descendants of the last High Kings of Ireland, add a historical dimension to the graveyard."
The record · ark:/99999/cbstj
- Surveyed date range 1795–1800.
- Esther Cooke, a schoolgirl in Castlerea, wrote in 1938: "The O'Connor Donns have a lot in it and some of them are buried there. Recently the Kellys of the Square built a vault there." The State inventory records the same two things, from the other direction and sixty years later.
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PlaceClonalis House
1.2 km NNW
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PlaceSaint Patrick's Catholic Church
1.3 km ESE
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PlaceBank of Ireland, Market Square
1.3 km ESE
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