Burgage Cemetery - St. Mark's Cross Multi-Cache

St. Mark's Cross is presently located at the south wall of Burgage cemetery, Blessington, 600 m (660 yd) west of the River Liffey

St. Mark's Cross was erected in the 12th century next to a church and holy well in Burgage More. In the 19th century, it was also known as Saint Baoithin's Cross. The original site was submerged during the creation of Poulaphouca Reservoir, and the cross was moved to Burgage cemetery.

The cross is made of blue-grey granite and stands 4.3 metres (14 ft) high. The cross has an unpierced ring, unlike most Celtic crosses, and unusually long arms. There is a decorative boss in the centre of both faces. On the base of the cross is a weathered inscription

The Multi:
1. Stage 1, at given coords, at the wall there is a green plague, please note first double digit in the text, lets call it A
2. Go to the Stage 2, there is a stone and be side there is also a plague, please note the first set of numbers in the text and add them together until you got single digit, lets call this number B
Final: N 53 9.7((A*2)+(A-5)) W 006 32.3((B*16)+2)