St Kenneth's Chapel

The main entrance to the church lies at the west end of the north wall.

In the southwest corner of the enclosed area, there is a slate high cross.

By the 16th century at the latest, St Kenneth's Chapel came under the control of Iona Nunnery, and Augustinian establishment.

Probably as a result of the abolition of the Nunnery in 1547, the chapel ceased to be used and was left to decay.

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