White Hart, inn in County Dublin

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What is recorded here

Known as the White Hart Inn-large two-storey vernacular building of seven bays and central doorway. Modified by the division of the building into two properties and the insertion of a second door next to the original. Walls of stone and the roof of modern slate (formerly partially corrugated iron and before that thatched). Chimney on the east gable is stone of post medieval type. Tradition that James II lodged here on way to the Battle of the Boyne. Extensive associated outbuildings. Also a Protected Structure.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record DU005-054

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