What is recorded here
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 20815061
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- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
- Tim Sheerman-Chase, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
Mallow Railway StationSignal box · 513 ydExplorer Tom Mallow Railway Station’s signal box holds a fake record for 'Most Bored Looking Timber Cladding.' It’s just a little…
LyreanearlaHouse · 545 ydExplorer Tom Lyreanearla in Annabella sounds like a fancy Irish song but it’s just another house in a terrace. It probably ended up…
bridge586 ydExplorer Tom Annabella’s railway bridge is flexing its limestone arches and rock-faced blocks like a bodybuilder. Built in 1845…
Broadview HouseHouse · 607 ydExplorer Tom Broadview House closes the vista in Mallow like a big stone bouncer at a club. It’s got artistic doorcases that…
Mallow National SchoolSchool · 683 ydExplorer Tom Mallow National School isn't schooling anyone anymore; it's just a house now. Built in 1865 with a steep gable and…
HawthornHouse · 688 ydExplorer Tom Hawthorn in Annabella has dormer windows that look like they’re peeking around a corner to see if you’re watching.…
Mallow Parochial HallChurch hall/parish hall · 704 ydExplorer Tom Mallow Parochial Hall has gables so tall they’re trying to touch the clouds on Shortcastle Street. Built in 1865, it…
AvondhuHouse · 795 ydExplorer Tom Avondhu house in Annabella has canted-bay windows and later additions that show it’s been through a few phases of…
DuarigleHouse · 812 ydExplorer Tom Duarigle in Annabella has its front door at the end of the house, which is a bold architectural statement. It’s got a…
Bank of IrelandBank/financial institution · 813 ydExplorer Tom Bank of Ireland in Mallow is a classic bank from 1880 with a heavy cornice. It looks like it wants to charge you…
Allied Irish BankHouse · 879 ydExplorer Tom Allied Irish Bank in Mallow looks like it’s got a secret it’ll only tell after three pints. It’s got a limestone front…
Explorer Tom Mallow Castle Ruin is the site of a superstition that says if you throw a pebble at it, you’ll find your lost keys.…
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