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The townland of Archersgrove, is a townland in County Kilkenny, Ireland. The townland contains Archersgrove House, and farmyard complex. The River Nore flows parallel to the townland, and on its banks was Archersgrove Flour Mills.

It lies south-east of Kilkenny, and is crossed by the towns ring road, the N10, which then crosses the River Nore to the north of the townland. The Bennettsbridge Road on the south.

Located in the barony of Shillelogher, and part of Saint Patrick's civil parish. Archersgrove in the Electoral Division of Kilkenny Rural.

History
In the 1247 feodary for a place called 'Archery' a William le Archer is cited holding 1/4 knight's fee. This place name may be equated with Archerstown, or nearby, where the modern townlands of Archersgrove and Archerslea, in St. Patricks parish, and Archersrath in St. John's parish, mark an early presence of the family.

Archersgrove and Broadfields was recorded in the Down Survey (1656) in the Kilkenny Liberties. , Thomas Archer the 1641 owner and then the Earl of Ormond the 1670 owner.

the 1842 Ordnance Survey map, and on Griffith's Valuation (1864).

Townland of ARCHERSGROVE Down Survey Name: Archersgrove and Broadfields 1641 Owner(s): Archer, Thomas (Catholic) 1670 Owner(s): Ormond, Earl of (Protestant) County: Kilkenny Barony: Kilkenny Liberties Parish: St Patricks Profitable land: 141 plantation acres Forfeited: 141 plantation acres 1659 Census Total: 13 English: 13

Heritage status and function
The building is a recorded monument. The Tholsel is a Protected Structure (RPS Ref B43) included in the Record of Protected Structures for Kilkenny. It is indexed in the Archaeological Survey of Ireland under 'RMP KK019-099', and is indexed in the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage of Ireland under the registration number 12309011.

Archersgrove House
Archersgrove House is an 19th-century  ard complex of regional significance, located in County Kilkenny, Ireland.

This architectural appealing market house, or farmyard complex, is designated of regional significance in the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage for its architectural importance..

At OS Grid Reference (52.641977°, -7.2274850°), in the townland of Archersgrove, in the barony of Shillelogher, and part of Saint Patrick's civil parish.

The present structure is built between .. Not listed in Kilkenny County Coucil record of protected structures.

Archersgrove Farmyard complex
Archersgrove House is an 19th-century Farmyard complex of regional significance, located in County Kilkenny, Ireland.

This architectural appealing market house, or farmyard complex, is designated of regional significance in the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage for its architectural importance.

At OS Grid Reference (52.641977°, -7.2274850°), in the townland of Archersgrove, in the barony of Shillelogher, and part of Saint Patrick's civil parish.

The present structure is built between 1890-1910. Not listed in Kilkenny County Coucil record of protected structures.