Ailis Mossward
1821–1893
An invented seed keeper who exchanged packets of beans and meadow flowers at the spring market. A carved sprig on her imagined stone remembers a garden shared with neighbours.
St Brigid's Church & Old Graveyard, Kilbracken (fictional)
A quiet church, a window full of colour, and stories imagined for the stones outside.
Irish version coming
Inside the church
Nave
In this invented church, the nave’s oak benches were made in 1872 by fictional carpenter Oran Hazelby. A small carved wren at the end of one bench remembers the birds that sheltered in his workshop.
Old graveyard
All names and memorials are invented for this demo.
Fintan Ashmere
1844–1912
A fictional wheelwright whose workshop stood beside the old lane. The small wheel on this imagined memorial recalls patient repairs that kept market carts moving.
Sorcha Briarcombe
1868–1936
An invented seamstress who stitched a patchwork banner for the town’s autumn gathering. Her fictional memorial bears a simple needle-and-thread motif.
Cian Rowanstead
1877–1948
A fictional keeper of the market clock, remembered here for winding it before dawn. The imagined stone carries a little clock face with no hands: a moment held still.
Support the parish
Demo only – would link to the parish’s own donation page