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Mill in Blackcastle Demesne

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Mill in Blackcastle Demesne still has its great cast-iron wheel, but the name on the date stone trails off into ‘…Morgan…April 1853’. Lovely: leave behind an entire mill and sign it like you're trying to wriggle out of paying for it.
Ruins of detached seven-bay three-storey mill building, with 1853 date plaque, and retaining cast-iron wheel. Destroyed by fire c.1995. Various concrete and corrugated sheeted extensions added between c.1920 and 1980, which are still part occupied. Double-pitched roofs, natural slate and corrugated fibre cement with Perspex roof lights. Coursed rubble limestone walls, concrete blockwork, corrugated iron, inscription on date stone difficult to read - "..Morgan...April 1853". Brick dressings in original mill - all glazing and window joinery destroyed.

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 14006034

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