SLEATY High Cross
National Monument No. 116. A plain granite cross, (H. c. 1.45m, W. of arms c. 0.73m, W. of shaft 0.36m, T. c. 0.26m). A plain granite cross with cusps (H. c. 2.8m, W. of arms c. 0.7m, W of shaft c. 0.35m, T. c. 0.25m) located in W quadrant of graveyard (LA032-018002-) immediately W of W gable of church (LA032-018001-). Described by Comerford as ‘in the churchyard, nearly, opposite the N.W. corner of the W gable, stands a granite cross about 7 feet 10 inches [2.38m] high. It was never inscribed’ (Comerford 1886,vol. 3, 249). Described by Harbison as the North Cross which is ‘a tall ringless cross, 2.75m high, without any decoration’ (Harbison 1992, vol. 1, 168).
80960,LA02046,HICR,LA032-018007-,LAOIS,SLEATY,R145917,671266,679084,52.857949990000002,-6.941764960000000,Cross – High cross,,’Crosses’,https://heritagedata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=0c9eb9575b544081b0d296436d8f60f8&query=18a4b61b268-layer-9%2CSMRS%2CLA032-018007-,National Monument No. 116. A small granite ringed cross with incised double lined ring on face of cross located in S quadrant of graveyard (LA032-018002-) and to S of S wall of church (LA032-018001-). Described by Harbison as the South Cross which is ‘An imperforate cross stands to the south of the ruined church (LA032-018001-). It is 1.40m high
Monument Type: Cross – High cross