What is recorded here
Situated at the edge of the floodplain of the River Suir with the W-E Kilbunny Stream 30-40m to the SE. The Romanesque parish church of Guilcagh (WA008-010001-) is within a small rectangular graveyard (WA008-010002-). A 16th or 17th century effigy of a bishop (dims. c. 0.75m x c. 0.4m) with the inscription S. MONNIA EPISCOPS was in the church and is now missing (pers. comm. M. Cahill, National Museum of Ireland). (Martin 1874-5, 248; Power 1895b, 247-50; 1922; P. and Ed. 1911)
The attached image (DU018-243----_01.jpg) is from Power 1922.
Compiled by: Michael Moore
Updated by: Paul Walsh
Revised date of upload: 18 April 2017
Effigial tomb, medieval period. Its association with the Romanesque parish church of Guilcagh suggests a possible ecclesiastical or elite burial context.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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