What is recorded here

The graveyard in Inishlounaght is in County Tipperary, Ireland. Associated with Inishlounaght Cistercian Abbey, this roughly rectangular graveyard measures about 150 metres from northeast to southwest and about 45 metres from northwest to southeast. It sits at the eastern end of an avenue about 90 metres long and surrounds the present Church of Ireland church. Three early graveslabs, part of an effigial tomb and a panel from a chest tomb have been identified in the graveyard.

In the lowlying river valley of the River Suir, c. 400m S of Marlfield village which is two miles W of Clonmel. Associated with Inishlounaght Cistercian Abbey (TS083-017----), this roughly rectangular graveyard (dims. c. 150m NE-SW; c. 45m NW-SE) is situated at the eastern end of an avenue (L c. 90m) and surrounds the present C of I church. Three early graveslabs (TS083-017005-; TS083-017006-; TS083-017010-), portion of an effigial tomb (TS083-017012-) and a panel from a chest tomb (TS083-017011-) have been identified in the graveyard. A number of features (TS083-017001-; TS083-017002-; TS083-017003-) from the Cistercian Abbey and a medieval graveslab (TS083-017004-) are located within the C of I church. Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of revised upload: 20 September 2017

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