Ì Chaluim Chille : diforc'h etre ar stummoù
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''Ì Chaluim Chille'' (e [[gouezeleg]]) pe ''[[Iona]]'' (e [[saozneg]]) zo un enezenn vihan a-douez an [[Inizi Gall]] e kornôg [[Bro-Skos]], dezhi ul lec'h bras en istor ar gristeniezh e [[Bro-Skos]] evel e [[Breizh-Veur]]. Brudet eo kened ha
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In front of the Abbey stands the 9th century St Martin's Cross, one of the best-preserved Celtic crosses in the [[British Isles]], and a replica of the 8th century St John's Cross (original fragments in the Abbey museum).
The ancient burial ground, called the Reilig Odhráin (Eng: Oran's "burial place" or "cemetery"), contains the 12th century chapel of St Odhrán (said to be [[Columba]]'s uncle), restored at the same time as the Abbey itself. It contains a number of medieval grave monuments. The abbey graveyard contains the graves of many early [[Scotland/Monarchs|Scottish Kings]], as well as kings from Ireland, Norway and France. Iona became the burial site for the kings of [[Dál Riata]] and their successors.
Notable burials there include: *[[Kenneth MacAlpin|Kenneth I King of Scots]]
*[[Donald II|Donald II King of Scots]]
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Image:Mull-topographic.iona.label.jpg|Enez Mull, o tiskouez pelec'h emañ Iona
Image:St-martins-cross.jpg|Kroaz Sant Martinius, eus an IXvet kantved Image:TyIonaNunnery20030825r19f31.jpg|[[Kouent Iona]]
Image:Iona.monochrome.jpg|Iona,
Image:Cloisters of Abbey on the Isle of Iona.jpg|Kloastroù an abati
Image:TyIonaBayAtTheBackOfTheOcean20030825r19f19.jpg|The Bay At The Back Of The Ocean
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