What is recorded here

Ogham stone in Moloughabbey is an ogham stone in Moloughabbey, County Tipperary, Ireland. It is a weathered limestone grave marker embedded inside Molough abbey, with about twelve short horizontal ogham scores on its southwest angle. The scores stand about seven centimetres long within a thirty centimetre space, but they cannot be read or interpreted.

This limestone slab (H 0.55m above ground; L 0.5m; T 0.9-0.125m), with broad faces to the E and W, appears to be roughly cut to form a grave marker embedded in the interior of Molough abbey (TS088-031----). There are horizontal lines/scores of ogham script visible on the SW angle, c. 0.07m long and c. 12 scores in all within a space of 0.3m, but no attempt at interpretation is possible. The stone is weathered with some spawling evident. The stone was noted by Macalister (1945, 256) as being outside the old cemetery (TS088-032004-) at Newcastle. Compiled by: Nora White Date of upload: 26 September 2016

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