Hegarty's Farmhouse, ruins in County Cork

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Map note: Hegarty's Farmhouse is ruins in County Cork, Ireland. The building's name has a tale to tell, even when the record is short.

Hegarty's Farmhouse is recorded as a ruins in County Cork.

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