| Name: | St Berrihert's Kyle (Cill Naoimh Bheircheirt) | CISP No: | BKYLE |
| Place: | St Berrihert's Kyle (Cill Naoimh Bheircheirt) | Grid Ref: | R 9480 2870 (IR)
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| Parish: | Templeneiry | Stones: | 1 |
| County: | Tipperary (Tiobraid Árann) , Ireland | Saint(s): | Berrihert |
| Site Type: | ecclesiastical |
OhEailidhe/1967, 102: `Situated in the townland of Ardane and parish of Templeneiry, Co. Tipperary it lies, isolated in a large field, to the south of the road through the Glen of Aherlow, and directly at the foot of the Galtee Mountains'.
Okasha/Forsyth/2001, 223: `There is no reference to the site in the historical record. The Kyle is an oval enclosure, approximately 36 m x 27 m, defined by a stone and earth bank 1-2 m high. In 1909 Crawford described the site as a circular enclosure, overgrown with bushes. No remains of any buildings were visible ... The carved stones consist of the remains of two free-standing crosses, and seventy-two small upright cross-slabs, of which twenty-eight have crosses on both faces ... There is also a bullaun stone'.