Second (and centre) panel of the west face of the High Cross at Clonca where the upper section displays two fantastic beasts with crozier heads behind them and where the lower section depicts two seated human figures. Beattie assumes the beasts to represent lions that assisted St. Anthony when he was digging a grave for St. Paul. The two crozier heads are associated with the two saints. This belongs to the ensemble of the National Monument in State Care #25. See entry 1539 and description on p. 256 in Brian Lacy: "Archaeological Survey of County Donegal", ISBN 0-9508407-0-X, and p. 44 in Sean Beattie: "Ancient Monuments of Inishowen, North Donegal", ISBN 0-9520481-1-6.