Overview
The clergy house on Killurin belongs to a surviving architectural group at Wexford. Built in 1816, the clergy house on Killurin is a detached two-storey clergy house with three bays. Timber sash windows, a hipped slate roof and chimney stacks survive.
History checked 16 August 2026 against the named sources below.
Places near here
- Killurin Churchbuilding0.1 miles
- Grave Yard — Killurinmonument0.1 miles
- Killurin Churchyardmemorial0.1 miles
- site of Church — Killurinmonument0.1 miles
- Carrigmannon Bridge — CARRIGMANNON, KILLURINbuilding0.2 miles
- Site of Castle — Carrigmannoncastle0.2 miles
- St. Laurence's Wellwaterfall0.2 miles
- St. Laurences Well — Killurinmonument0.2 miles
- 1798 Memorialmemorial0.2 miles
- Killurin Housebuilding0.4 miles
- Deeps Bridge — DEEPS, KILLURINbuilding0.4 miles
- bridge — KILLURINbuilding0.4 miles
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