Category:Rosegreen

**Rosegreen**
	town in Munster, Ireland
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Instance of	human settlement;
Location	County Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
Elevation above sea level	140 ±1 m;
	52° 28′ 09.83″ N, 7° 49′ 46.2″ W
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English: Rosegreen is a village located in County Tipperary, roughly 4 miles south of Cashel on the Cashel to Clonmel road. It's named after the landlord Andrew Roe, who died in 1722. Originally it was called roe's green. His tomb is located in the village graveyard in the ruins of the old church. Years and misunderstandings lead it to be called Rosegreen.