An Tig Gaedhealach, house in County Kerry

What is recorded here

An Tig Gaedhealach in Cahersiveen has upstairs windows that stick out over its pubfront, the house has actually extended itself to get a better look at who’s drinking. Most neighbours make do with twitching a curtain. This one went to a builder.

Terraced three-bay three-storey Queen Anne Revival style building, dated 1924, with render pilaster pubfront to ground floor having Ionic pilasters, bowed display window, panelled consoles, glazed fascia, moulded cornice, single-storey box oriel windows to first floor and render façade enrichments to upper floors. Pitched artificial slate roof with cemented gable parapets, render chimneystacks, replacement gutter and square cast-iron downpipes. Roughcast rendered walls with rusticated render quoins, decorative panel to centre of first floor, and cornice to eaves with raised balustraded centrepiece having segmental date plaque over. Oriels at first floor with sprocketted roofs. Moulded reveals at second floor with profiled sills and hood mouldings. Replacement uPVC windows to upper floor. Street frontage.

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 21400908

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