Kilross

Kilross is a small village located in County Tipperary, Ireland. It lies within the barony of Iffa and Offa West and the parish of Singlehurst. The name Kilross is derived from the Irish words "Cill" meaning church and "Rois" meaning promontory, suggesting a historical ecclesiastical site situated on a projecting piece of land.

The village itself is modest, serving the surrounding rural community. Like many Irish villages, its development has been shaped by its agricultural hinterland. Historically, the area would have been characterized by farming and related activities. Evidence of older settlements and historical sites can be found in the vicinity, indicative of a long human presence in the region.

While Kilross does not boast major tourist attractions, it offers a glimpse into traditional Irish rural life. The local church serves as a central point for the community. The surrounding landscape is typical of County Tipperary, featuring rolling hills and agricultural fields, providing opportunities for quiet exploration and appreciation of the natural environment. The nearest larger towns offer more extensive amenities and services.