What is recorded here

Rogerstown estuary, County Dublin: a ruined stone tower mill, three storeys high, with slit windows and opposite east-west doors. Built after 1700, it still stands on its slight rise, stripped of sails but unbroken in shape. The wind probably turned it for generations before people stopped coming up the narrow stair.

Located on a slight rise just south of Rogerstown estuary. A plain stone tower mill (diam. c. 5.20m, H c. 8m), with opposite doorways in the E and W. Rises to three storeys with slit windows lighting the ascent. Post-1700 AD. Geophysical survey (07R0257) was undertaken on lands surrounding the windmill. No features of archaeological interest were identified (Leigh 2007). Compiled by: Geraldine Stout Updated by: Christine Baker Date of upload: 19 December 2014

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