Kilcommon

Kilcommon is a civil parish located in County Tipperary, Ireland. It lies in the barony of Ormond Lower. The parish is situated in the northeastern part of the county. The River Shannon forms a significant part of its western boundary. Kilcommon is primarily an agricultural area, with rolling hills and a mix of pasture and tillage land.

The main settlement within the parish is the village of Kilcommon. This village serves as a local center for the surrounding rural community. It typically features a church, a primary school, and some local businesses. The historical significance of the area is evident in some of its older structures and landscape features.

In terms of religious administration, Kilcommon forms part of a larger ecclesiastical parish. The Church of Ireland and the Roman Catholic Church both have places of worship within or near the area. The population of Kilcommon is relatively small, reflecting its rural character. Local amenities and services cater to the needs of the residents. The economy is largely based on farming, including cattle and sheep farming. The landscape offers opportunities for outdoor activities, though it is not a major tourist destination.