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Tristernagh House — TRISTERNAGH DEMESNE

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Tristernagh House — TRISTERNAGH DEMESNE
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Fragmentary remains of medieval Augustinian Abbey, built c.1200 and later converted into a private house c.1783. Now in ruins. Surviving features consist of the heavily buttressed west gable of two/three storey rectangular range with a double with a chamfered pointed-arched door opening with red sandstone surround, lancet window opening over. Further two storey section to the south. Located in former demesne grounds to the northeast of Ballynacarrigy with an icehouse (15401113) to the north and another to the south.

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