HISTORIC HOUSES OF CARRIGALINE
Mount Rivers House I Ravenswood House I Old Chapel I Old Rectory I Corner House I Railway Hotel
Mount Rivers House
One of the historic houses of Carrigaline. Home of one of the Roberts family and also headquarters of Carrigaline Art Group where many fine exhibitions have taken place
Ravenswood House
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| Ravenswood House situated on the Ballea Road as sketched by resident Constance E. Westrop c1898. |
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Ravenswod House overlooking the Ballea Road.
Old Chapel
The original Catholic Chapel - The Church of St. John, situated on Church Hill (it gave Church Hill its name) closed in the 1950's to make way for the new Chapel built on the north of the river. Notice of sale on the right.
Old Rectory
The Old Rectory is situated on the Cork Road. Above is how it looked c.1911. Pictured are Rev. John Quarry Conolly Jr.1876-1948 rector of Carrigaline 1909 -21, his wife Alice 1880 - 1919, and on his nurses knee John Francis Quarry Conolly born Nov.1910. Maid on right is Lizzie Doyle
Corner House
The Corner House as it was as a grocery shop an in its present form as a pub.
Railway Hotel
The Railway Hotel named after the railway that ran from Cork through Carrigaline to Crosshaven.
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