What is recorded here

Cross in Clonmore North (Caher parish), clonmore South (Caher parish) is a cross in Clonmore North (Caher parish), clonmore South (Caher parish), County Tipperary, Ireland. Power (1908, 24) described Cill Ghobnait, Gobinet's Church, as a little known early church site on the farm of Pat Mullany. Close by the church, a round dressed conglomerate block measured four feet [1.2m] in diameter and about a foot [0.3m] thick stood inserted in a fence. It may have been a millstone, but it is more probably the plinth of an ancient cross, with one smooth face, one rough face, a central hole 41/2" [0.11m] in diameter carried right through, and two small depressions near the edge on the smooth face.

According to Power (1908, 24) in Clonmore there is 'Cill Ghobnait - "Gobinet's Church." This is a little known, early church site on the farm of Pat Mullany'. Associated with the church (TS075-073001-) is 'inserted in the fence close by is a round, dressed block of conglomerate four feet [1.2m] in diameter by about a foot [0.3m] in thickness; it is either a millstone or (more probably) the plinth of an ancient cross. One face of the stone is smooth the other rough and in the centre is a hole 41/2" [0.11m] in diameter and carried right through, while close to the edge on the smooth face are two bullan like depressions of the usual character'. This possible cross base is unlocated within the townlands of Clonmore North and Clonmore South. Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 26 August 2011

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