
What is recorded here
Smyth in Corballis has a timber bracket helping hold up the pub’s name. Five letters and it needs structural assistance. If the owners had been O’Shaughnessys, the road would be closed.
Detached six-bay two-storey house, c.1840. Single-bay extension to right, rear elevation and return, c.1895. Single-storey extension to rear, c.1999. Now in use as public house.ROOF:Concrete M-profile; slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles; newly rendered chimney stacks and clay pots (front pitch of slate). WALLS: Random rubble unusual round ended quoining to left; brick bands; fascia board with title 'Smyth' rests on timber console bracket. OPENINGS: Square-headed; brick dressed openings; granite cills supported on granite corbels; timber casements; concrete lintel brick dressed reveals; two leaf timber door with overlight; two over two timber sashes to rear. INTERIOR: Some early features survive, doors, shutters, stone + brick walls. All are exposed. Timber panelling.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 11336022
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