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Why this person is known: Irish historian, politician and nationalist (1847–1929)
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- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
- Maker not stated on source page, nigelborrington.com
office85 ydExplorer Tom This office in Town Parks claims the Queen visited once, but nobody can prove it. It’s got cast-iron toplights that…
The Stone HouseHouse · 98 ydExplorer Tom The Stone House in Town Parks is mixing stone and red brick to add colour and texture to Maudlin Street. Its modest…
LisieuxHouse · 106 ydExplorer Tom Town Parks has a house called Lisieux that’s got a red brick façade with yellow brick quoins, which is quite the…
Fitzsimons BakeryBakery · 137 ydExplorer Tom Fitzsimons Bakery in Town Parks was built by someone who really wanted to show off their Art Deco skills. It sticks out…
The Medical HallHouse · 140 ydExplorer Tom The Medical Hall hides a tall tale about a secret tunnel straight to the pub. Its Art Nouveau etched glass panels are…
The Premier HouseHouse · 157 ydExplorer Tom The Premier House is an early twentieth-century building with a shopfront that still thinks it’s in its prime despite…
Kells Market YardGates/railings/walls · 160 ydExplorer Tom Kells Market Yard has an imaginary fan club of very confused geese who still gather there daily. The Earl moved it, but…
CarrollHouse · 163 ydExplorer Tom Carroll is built on a legend that a giant lived there and just got tired of decorating. The porcelain lettering is…
Maudlin HouseHouse · 171 ydExplorer Tom Maudlin House nearly got famous when a celebrity dropped their hat on its carved stone doorcase. The ashlar dressings…
Bank of IrelandBank/financial institution · 189 ydExplorer Tom Bank of Ireland says 'no visitors without red brick' and means it, which is a rule I don't understand. It’s got these…
A. CrosbyHouse · 238 ydExplorer Tom A. Crosby in Town Parks has a shopfront that looks like it’s waiting for a fox to take charge of the inventory. It…
Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Cakestown GlebeFairy fort / earthen ringfort · 1635 ydExplorer Tom This Fairy fort in Cakestown Glebe handles nosy neighbours by growing over their garden fences. It’s a small, overgrown…
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