What is recorded here

Graveslab in Fethard is a graveslab in Fethard, County Tipperary, Ireland. It is the uppermost of three graveslabs positioned to form a chest tomb under an arch in the east wall of the north transept in the Augustinian abbey graveyard. The slab measures 2.13m long, 0.69m wide and 0.21m thick, with a 0.05m chamfer around all edges. It carries a seven-armed segmental cross carved in relief, with three cross-bands at the base of the cross-head and one cross-band at the base of the cross-shaft above a pillar-form base.

In the graveyard (TS070-040044-) of the Augustinian abbey (TS070-040004-), under an arch in the E wall of the N transept. This is the uppermost of three graveslabs (facing E TS070-040057-; facing W TS070-040059-) which have been positioned to take the form of a chest tomb. The slab (L 2.13m; Wth 0.69m; T 0.21m) has a chamfer (Wth 0.05m) around all edges. It is decorated with a seven-armed segmental cross carved in relief with three cross-bands at the base of the cross-head and a single cross-band at the base of the cross-shaft surmounting the pillar-form base. There is no inscription or date visible in the well defined border. Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 16 January 2012

Medieval Christian graveslab, 12th–14th century. Part of the burial complex associated with the Augustinian abbey at Fethard, reflecting monastic funerary practices and stone-carving traditions in medieval Ireland.

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