Creamery in Tieraclea Lower, County Kerry

What is recorded here

Creamery in Tieraclea Lower has gone from a working dairy to a boundary wall, keeping one carriage arch for old times’ sake. That’s retirement in Kerry: you can give up the milk business, but you’ll still be expected to stop the neighbour coming in.

Remains of detached four-bay single-storey former creamery, built c. 1860, possibly originally of more storeys, and having pair of segmental-headed integral carriage arches. Now ruinous and in use as boundary wall. No roof. Random squared rubble walls. Segmental-arched opening to left, arch to right removed, both archways with impost capitals. Square-headed window openings with ashlar voussoirs and sills, having iron grille to left window and remains of one-over-one pane sliding sash. Rubble boundary wall encloses site on all sides.

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 21300307

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