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Trashing Mill

Mill, unclassified

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On E bank of stream, at S entrance to Hoddersfield House (CO099-060---). Rectangular (long axis N-S) 3-storey structure. Wheelpit (Wth 1.03m; L4.5m) along W wall, S end; low semi-circular tail race arch with cut stone voussoirs. Open channel to NNW may be part of millrace; mill pond to NNW. Previous owners remembers trashing machine on 1st floor powered by 'hot bulb engine'. Mill now used as sail-making factory.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record CO099-091

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