What is recorded here

Terraced two-bay three-storey house, built c.1840, with shopfront to ground floor. Single dormer window to top floor. Pitched reslated roof with rendered chimneystacks and rendered eaves course. Roughcast render to upper floors. Square-headed replaced timber sliding one-over-one pane windows, double to top floor, with painted sills. Shopfront has two-part timber display window over marble stall riser with 'Kennedy Victualler' inscribed and panelled timber doors, one accessing upper floors. Latter doorway and shopfront framed by panelled cut sandstone pilasters with trefoil detail to top and having plinths, gabled copings and moulded sandstone cornice.

The shopfront of this building is defined by fine cut sandstone detailing in its pilasters and cornice. The inscribed marble stall riser is unusual in Cahir. The building is part of a three-unit composition with the adjacent building to the east.

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