Medieval carved stone.


This pillar-shaped stone (Manx Cross 3) was noted at least as early as 1885 built into the south wall of the friary church, where it had probably been re-used as a lintel. It bears an incomplete ogham inscription running up one edge, which reads, 'Cunamagli maq...', translated as '(the stone) of Cunamaglus, son of...'.


It is now displayed in the Manx Museum.