The Viscount of Clonmell is a title in the peerage of Ireland, created in 1800. It is associated with the town of Clonmell, located in County Tipperary. The title was established for the family of John Fitzgibbon, who was a prominent lawyer and politician, serving as the Lord Chancellor of Ireland. The title is part of the Peerage of Ireland, which includes various ranks of nobility. The Viscountcy has been passed down through generations, and the current holder is responsible for representing the family and its historical legacy. The title is often linked to the broader context of Irish nobility and its influence on Irish history.