Graveyards of Tipperary

Nenagh Town, Nenagh · est. Pre-1615; tower dated 1700

The old Church of Ireland churchyard in the heart of the town, marked by its fine square bell-tower dated 1700.

Church Road, Nenagh · est. 1860

The Victorian parish church on Church Road, whose interior holds memorial tablets, brasses and stained-glass windows.

Tyone, Nenagh · est. 13th c.; Augustinian monastery

An ancient ground of nearly an acre on the site of a 13th-century Augustinian monastery, a good part of whose church still stands.

Tyone, Nenagh · est. 19th c.

The burial ground of the former Nenagh Union Workhouse, behind the Sisters of Mercy Convent, of which a single inscribed stone survives.

Tyone, Nenagh · est. Memorials transferred 1970

The Catholic church at Tyone, whose altar, candelabra, statues and kneeler carry dedications transferred from the former hospital chapel in 1970.

Abbey Street, Nenagh · est. 13th c.; Franciscan foundation

The burial ground within the ruins of Nenagh's 13th-century Franciscan friary — at least half its inscribed stones lie inside the church ruin itself.

Church Road, Nenagh · est. Church completed 1896

The burial ground in the grounds of St. Mary's of the Rosary, where the bishops and priests of the parish are interred.

Church Road, Nenagh · est. 1896

The interior of Nenagh's principal Catholic church, rich in stained-glass windows, altars and wall tablets given in memory of the town's families.

, Nenagh · est. 19th c.

The burial ground attached to the Convent of Mercy, the resting place of the Sisters of Mercy who served Nenagh.

Lisboney, Nenagh · est. Pre-1654; medieval parish church

The old graveyard of the civil parish of Lisboney, beside the Dublin road north of Nenagh, on the site of the ruined medieval parish church.