144 Dysert O’Dea Cross
The Dysert O’Dea Cross is a 12th century limestone High Cross which stands 11 feet high. The east face is dominated by a figure of Christ in a long robe and triumphantly stretching forth his arms. Beneath Him, a bishop with mitre and volute crozier, probably representing the local saint, Tola, who founded a monastery in the 8th century. The hole is where the right hand, a separate carved stone, was attached but is now gone.
