What is recorded here

Mud, straw and stubbornness built Rathcorick around 1860, shaping a four-bay house whose plain rear wall still faces the work of daily life. Its thatched roof, brick chimney and angular outbuilding belong to a vanished commonness in County Cavan, while the wheel-carved gates turn an ordinary entrance into a small act of pride. The house remains because someone kept it alive, preserving a form once so widespread it never needed admiration.

Rathcorick is recorded as a archaeological place in County Cavan. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.