Mill in Knocknagarrane, County Cork

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Explorer Tom Cross Mahon National Schools is empty and echoing with 1887 memories. It used to separate boys and girls at the door…

Explorer Tom Milton House in Knocknagarrane used to belong to a miller who definitely knew his way around flour. Built in 1810, it’s…

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Explorer Tom 20. Overton Mill in Knocknagarrane is now in ruins but still eye-catching. George Allman employed 600 people there at…

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