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Looking west inside Temple Dowling, named for Edmund Dowling of Clondalare, who extended it westwards and re-roofed it in 1689. The east end of the church dates from the 11th century and was faced with large stones set on edge and retains its small round-headed east window, which now looks into Temple Hurpan.

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