Kiltuck church site (Castle Farm, Shanganagh)

Church site (foundations)

Overgrown foundations of a small rectangular church attributed by O'Curry to a saint called Tucha; Kiltuck is named in the papal bull of 1179 defining the dioceses of Dublin and Glendalough. Its two 12th-century granite crosses were moved: one to the Rathmichael lane (the 'Shankill cross'), the other to St Anne's church.

Address: The Barbeque Centre, Dublin Rd, Shankill, Dublin 18, D18 Y2T2
Period: Medieval (named 1179)
Distance: 0.9 km from St Anne's Church

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Nearby history & heritage

Shanganagh Castle (Dublin Road) Country house (castellated), protected structure · 0.9 km
Crinken House and Crinken Cottage Houses · 1.2 km
Shanganagh brickworks pits (Shanganagh Park) Brickworks (archaeological) · 0.9 km Shankill, Dublin

+353 1 205 4341
A Pop of Pansies Artwork · 0.4 km
Deansgrange Headstone Restoration Company Monument maker · 1.4 km Dublin Road Opp. Shanganagh Cemetery, Dublin, A98 Y642

+353 1 282 5811
Askefield House (old St James' parsonage), Crinken House · 1.5 km

Sources: National Monuments Service · Ball, History of the County Dublin · Google Maps · Suggest a correction