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Cruicetown Church
53.8044° N, -6.7937° E
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Cruicetown Church is a medieval church and National Monument in County Meath, Ireland.
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Construction
c. 1200
Papal taxation record
1302–06
Described as ruined
1641
Death of Walter Cruice
1663
Effigy tomb erected
1688
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