High Cross
Fennor High Cross
High Cross
The Fennor High Cross is a sandstone cross-head fragment dating to the ninth century, circa 875 AD, representing an important example of early medieval ecclesiastical sculpture in County Meath. Originally situated at Fennor, located on the southern bank of the River Boyne south of Slane, the cross was discovered buried in the old churchyard at Fennor in 1991 by Fr. Dooley and is now housed in S...
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