13 | Tiree ( Ithica Terra of Adamnan ).
Kirkapoll.—A very rudely-constructed chapel, internally 36 feet 9 inches long. In west end a plain round doorway (Fig. 50), 6 feet high,
rudely arched with slates, and having a small Latin cross on its south side. In south wall a round-headed door and two round-headed
windows, with great splay internally (Fig. 51); the north elevation blank.[96]
On a neighbouring hillock there is another chapel, internally 23 feet 5 inches long, with walls and gables entire. The windows are round-headed, one in north wall and one in south, and doorway in south wall; east and west walls blank.
Kilchenich, Tiree.—Ruined chapel, 33 feet 5 inches long. Only details—small round-headed doorway in west end.[97]
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