What is recorded here
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 20815057
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- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
- Tim Sheerman-Chase, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
LyreanearlaHouse · 661 ydExplorer Tom Lyreanearla in Annabella sounds like a fancy Irish song but it’s just another house in a terrace. It probably ended up…
Broadview HouseHouse · 668 ydExplorer Tom Broadview House closes the vista in Mallow like a big stone bouncer at a club. It’s got artistic doorcases that…
Mallow Railway StationSignal box · 677 ydExplorer Tom Mallow Railway Station’s signal box holds a fake record for 'Most Bored Looking Timber Cladding.' It’s just a little…
Mallow National SchoolSchool · 678 ydExplorer Tom Mallow National School isn't schooling anyone anymore; it's just a house now. Built in 1865 with a steep gable and…
Mallow Parochial HallChurch hall/parish hall · 700 ydExplorer Tom Mallow Parochial Hall has gables so tall they’re trying to touch the clouds on Shortcastle Street. Built in 1865, it…
bridge749 ydExplorer Tom Annabella’s railway bridge is flexing its limestone arches and rock-faced blocks like a bodybuilder. Built in 1845…
Bank of IrelandBank/financial institution · 803 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 · 849 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…
Mallow Post OfficeHouse · 874 ydExplorer Tom Mallow Post Office is singing ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ because its tall windows and flanking pilasters give it an air of…
HawthornHouse · 893 ydExplorer Tom Hawthorn in Annabella has dormer windows that look like they’re peeking around a corner to see if you’re watching.…
J.j. JoyceHouse · 912 ydExplorer Tom J.j. Joyce in Mallow has canted windows on two storeys that make it look like it’s squinting at you suspiciously. The…
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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