The grave of Mary Dempsey in Aheny, County Tipperary. This is the last known vernacular use of Ogham in Ireland, in 1802. The grave bears a script in Irish, English and Ogham.
"Fa an lig so na lu ata Mari ni Dhimusa / o mballi na gCranibh” and translates as
'Beneath this stone lieth Mári Ní Dhíomasaigh from Ballycrann"
by Breifne21
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[Credit](https://www.megalithicmonumentsofireland.com/ARCHIVES/MOFM_2010/H1_AUGUST_2011.html)
What does it mean, “the last vernacular use”
Is this a claim that Ogham was still in use at the start of the 19C for writing the Irish Language?
Has no person since used Ogham on a gravestone or in writings?
Undoubtedly, a Class 2 Relic.