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Cille Bharra has a long history of Christian worship, from its establishment in the early historic period, to the construction of the modern church nearby. Archaeological evidence from Cille Bharra also hints at wider-reaching cultural connections. You can explore the restored chapel at Cille Bharra, and discover more about belief and spirituality in the medieval period by launching the interactive augmented reality elements.
Start from the car park at Cille Bharra and enter the churchyard via the gate, make your way to the reroofed chapel and go inside to launch the AR.
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