The Gatehouse website record of a grant of murage for Tipperary granted 4/9/1310

Tipperary (Typerary) was given a grant of murage dated 4/9/1310.

This was in the form of:-

Surtax:- for 3 years Starting 8/9/1310 running to 7/9/1313.

Wording

De muragio pro villa de Typerary.
Ballivi & probi homines de Typerar' habent muragium juxta formam muragii de Adare a festo Nat' beatae Mar' anno quarto usque ad finem trium annorum &c. sub testimonium Johanis Wogan &c. apud Cass' IIIIto die Sept' anno ut sa.
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4 Sep. 1310 Cashel
The bailiffs and worthy men of Tipperary have a grant of murage for 3 years from 15 Sept. 1310 in the same form as the murage of Adare.
Attested: John Wogan
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Ballivi & probi homines de Typ' habent murag' pro 3 an' jux' formam muragii de Adare. Cass', 4 Sept.

Granted by Edward II. (Regnal year 4). Granted at Cashel. Granted by sub testimonium Johanis Wogan.

Primary Sources

Commissioners on the Public Records of Ireland, 1889 (prepared 1829-30), Chartae Privilegia et Immunitates, being transcripts of charters and privileges to cities, towns, abbeys and other bodies corporated, 18 Henry II. to 18 Richard II., 1171 to 1395 (Dublin; Irish Record Commission) p. 43 (ref. E Rot. Pat. 3,4 Edw. II. m. 3.)
A Calendar of Irish Chancery Letters, c. 1244-1509, PR 4 Edw. II View CIRCLE record
Tresham, Edward (ed), 1828, Rotulorum patentium et clausorum cancellariae Hiberniae calendarium (Dublin; His Majesty's printers) p. 16 No. 30

Secondary Sources

Thomas, A., 1992, The Walled Towns of Ireland Vol. 2 (Irish Academic Press) p. 194-6
Lewis, Samuel, 1837, A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland online copy
1835, Reports from Commissioners: Municipal Corporations in Ireland Vol. 27 p. 7

Comments

a grant made in 1310 by Edw. II. to "the Bailiffs and Good Men of Typerary," allowing them "murage (as Adare) for three years." (Lewis)

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