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Dunmore, County Galway, Ireland

English: Rightmost carved head (of three in total) at the wall of the graveyard at Church Street. Personal note: I was not able yet to research their origins. I guess, however, that they were saved from the nearby old Roman Catholic 19th-century church that was torn down in 1968.
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