What is recorded here
Earthwork in Knockauncourt is an earthwork in Knockauncourt, County Tipperary, Ireland. Lyons (1938, 152) identified it as the earliest Norman fort in the parish, placing it on a low land-swell south of the Clonmel-Waterford Railway and east of the Frenchman's stream. The possible earthwork remains unlocated within the townland, and Lyons recorded the remains as too meagre for description.
According to Lyons (1938, 152) the 'earliest Norman fort in the parish seems to have been at Knockauncourt…on a low land-swell close to the south of the Clonmel-Waterford Railway and east of the Frenchman's stream. The remains are too meagre for description'. This possible earthwork remains unlocated within the townland of Knockauncourt.
Compiled by: Jean Farrelly
Date of upload: 26 August 2011
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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