"Llandeusant" means "Two saints"
This probably refers to Potolius and Notolius, the twin brothers of Paulinus, a monk who left his monastic community in Llantwit Major in the sixth century to come to the hamlet now called Llandeusant.

Attention:
At Llandeusant Church an arrow points the way to "The Cross Inn", about a mile north. If you're thinking of having a drink there, you're in for a treat: the former inn, on the corner of the road from Trecastle to Llangadog, is now an ordinary house.
At the kite feeding ground, a little further on, the former manager of the Inn told me with regret how the café had come to an end...

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