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Settlement cluster in Kilbreedy (ardmayle Par.)

Settlement cluster

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Settlement cluster in Kilbreedy (Ardmayle parish) is a settlement cluster in Kilbreedy (Ardmayle parish), County Tipperary, Ireland. Reynolds recorded an old village site near the rath at Kilbreedy, but the cluster remains unlocated within the townland. Two enclosures may be the rath: a ringfort in the northwestern portion and a large enclosure in the southwestern portion.
Reynolds (1975, 62) refers to an 'old village site' which was near the rath at Kilbreedy. The reference is attributed to Killanin and Duignan (1962, 277) but no reference to Kilbreedy appears there. There are two enclosures which may be the 'rath' referred to, a ringfort (TS052-041001-) in the northwestern portion of the townland and a large enclosure (TS052-047----) in the southwestern portion of the townland, bordering with Clareen townland. This possible settlement cluster remains unlocated within the townland. Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 26 August 2011

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