Galloglass Stone Pendant

Description

About the Galloglass Stone

High on the north west coast of Inishowen, in the ruined church at Clonca near Culdaff, lies the 15th century gravestone of Magnus MacOrriston. MacOrriston was a Hebridean gallowglass and the intricate carvings on his gravestone include a claymore sword, a camán and a ball. The gravestone is of a type usually found on the islands of Iona and Islay and underlines the familial, linguistic and cultural links that existed between Gaelic Ulster and Gaelic Scotland until the start of the 17th century. The inscription is in Scots Gaelic and the stick looks similar to a modern shinty camán.

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Postage:

Free postage on all orders over £280,  Large parcel £14,  Medium parcel £7,  Small Parcel £4,  Letter 96p

Postage will be calculated at checkout where you will only be charged for the most expensive postage item so additional items maybe added at no extra cost.

For example it would cost the same amount to post 1 shinty stick as it would 2 or 3, additional grips or balls could also be added for no extra cost charged at the large parcel flat rate of £14

Local pickup:

Local pickup available from Inverness, once your order has been placed we will contact you to arrange a suitable time.