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Listed in the RMP (1996) as ‘Watermill, possible site’. One of two mills (see CL033-138001-) referred to as the ‘Mills of Inish’ in 1656 in the Inchiquin Mss (540) and in the Manor Court Rolls (360) in 1685 as cited by Ó Dálaigh (2012, 16). Also 2 corn mills, a miller’s house and mill park are mentioned in Moland’s survey of 1703 (ibid.). The location of this mill and the name ‘Ennis Mills’ are shown on Ó Dálaigh’s map (2012, 4). Excavations in 1997 (licence no. 97E0424) in advance of the construction of an adjacent building to the SW revealed a wall which may have belonged to the earlier mill complex (Connolly 1998, 6). Further excavations in the same area (licence no. 98E0068) produced no archaeological evidence (Rooney 1999, 10).
Compiled by: Mary Tunney
Date of upload: 8 July 2014
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