What is recorded here
Boney Hill is an archaeological place in County Tipperary, Ireland. It is of indeterminate age and is thought to be either a cillín for unbaptised children or a Bronze-age barrow. It is known locally as Boney Hill, and the source records that the site was partially destroyed in 2023.
Archaeological site of indeterminate age, thought to be a cillín (graveyard for unbaptised children) or a Bronze-age barrow. Known locally as Boney Hill. The site was partially destroyed in 2023.
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