1140 – Monaincha Church, Co. Tipperary

Sited on a hill surrounded by a drained lough and now a bog, the current nave-and-chancel church was built by the Augustinians in 1140. The entrance to the nave is through a decorated Romanesque doorway with chevron designs and scrollwork and roll-mouldings with decorated capitals. There is a small sacristy to the north of the chancel which was added in the 15th century. Outside the church stands a reconstructed 12th century High Cross. The Augustinians left the site in 1485 and the church became ruinous
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Clerkin, Paul (2017, March 15). *1140 – Monaincha Church, Co. Tipperary*. Archiseek.com. https://www.archiseek.com/12th-c-monaincha-church-co-tipperary/ (Updated 2023, February 21)
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Published March 15, 2017 | Last Updated February 21, 2023
