Boho Cleenish And Letterbreen Ward, considering the population aged 3 years old and over: 11.88% had some knowledge of Irish; 4.13% had some knowledge of Ulster-Scots; and 0.85% did not have English as their first language. Places of interest Boho High Cross The High Cross in Boho graveyard (grid ref H1167 4621) is on an eminence overlooking the Sacred Heart Church (patron St or St Faber) in the townland of Toneel North. It may date from the 10th century and comprises a weathered sandstone shaft. Excavation of the cross have suggested that it was moved to its present position in 1832, when the site was first reused for Roman Catholic worship, the new church being built in the original graveyard slightly south of the old one. The west face of the cross shaft depicts the presentation of the John the Baptist in the Temple. The central figure holds a child in their arms and is accompanied by a figure either side. Above this carving is the Baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist with the River Jordan flowing between their feet. The East face of the cross shaft depicts Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden together with a tree and serpent who is looking at one of the figures. The accompanying socketed base of red sandstone in which the shaft rests measures 90 x 88 cm at ground level and 62 cm in height. There is conjecture that the base of the cross is a bullán which men would resort to in cases of childless marriages. The existing doorway of the nearby Church of Ireland at Farnaconnell is thought to have originated from the pre-reformation church at Toneel North. Reyfad Stones The Reyfad Stones date from the neolithic age and are engraved with cup and ring mark inscriptions similar to those at Newgrange. The stones have been designated as a scheduled monument by the Northern Ireland Environmental Agency (SM 210:13). The stones are located in a field approximately 500 meters behind the Sacred Heart Church in Boho. Access is by permission. Noon's Hole Noon's Hole lies approximately north west of the centre of Boho. At , this pothole is the deepest daylight shaft in Ireland. Aghanaglack Tomb This Neolithic dual court tomb was discovered by Prof. Oliver Davies(1938). Boho Waterfall This is located at the entrance of Pollnagollum Cave in Belmore Forest. Boho Caves Boho caves are the