What is recorded here

Ecclesiastical site in Kilboy (Graystown parish) is an ecclesiastical site in Kilboy (Graystown parish), County Tipperary, Ireland. It occupies grassland on an east-facing slope above a small eastern stream, while rising ground fills the west. Local tradition claims an abbey wall stood near the holy well, though no structure is visible at ground level today. A surviving fragment of a 16th-century altar tomb may have come from this lost ecclesiastical place.

In grassland on an E-facing slope overlooking small stream to E with rising grassland to W, in upland region. According to local tradition of the wall of an abbey stood close to the holy well (Hemphill 1912, 325). A possible ecclesiastical site, possibly in the vicinity of the holy well (TS054-038001-) is not visible at ground level. Fragment of 16th-century altar-tomb (TS054-038002-) may have come from the ecclesiastical site. Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 26 August 2011

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