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wm_Outbuildings Butterfield House.jpg.jpg1992Outbuildings Butterfield House: Robert Emmet lodged here before the 1803 Rebellion using the assumed name of Robert Ellis. Anne Devlin, whose statue may be seen at the start of the Avenue, was housekeeper.Healy, Patrick
wm_Outfall from millrace BallyXXX mill.jpg.jpg1992Outfall from millrace Ballyfermot [?] millHealy, Patrick
wm_Outhouses Newcastle House Newcastle Demesne.jpg.jpg1992Outhouses Newcastle House Newcastle DemesneHealy, Patrick
wm_Palmerstown Mills 16.2.30_3.jpg.jpg1992Palmerstown (or Palmerston) Mills 16.2.30_3: Mustard Mills, Mill Lanes, Palmerstown.Healy, Patrick
wm_Palmerstown Ring Barrow 16.2.31.jpg.jpg1992Palmerstown (or Palmerston) Ring Barrow 16.2.31Healy, Patrick
wm_Palmerstown Barn 16.2.35.jpg.jpg1992Palmerstown Barn 16.2.35Healy, Patrick
wm_Palmerstown Cottages 16.2.33.jpg.jpg1992Palmerstown Cottages 16.2.33: terrace of three bay single storey cottages on the Street off Mill Lane dating from roughly 1910.Healy, Patrick
wm_Palmerstown Lead and Copper Mill 16.2.24.jpg.jpg1992Palmerstown Lead and Copper Mill 16.2.24: this was a pump house not a lead and copper mill and now supplies printing ink.Healy, Patrick
wm_Palmerstown Mill Mustard Mill 16.2.3.jpg.jpg1992Palmerstown Mill Mustard Mill 16.2.3Healy, Patrick
wm_Palmerstown Mills 16.2.30.jpg.jpg1992Palmerstown Mills 16.2.30: Mustard Mill, Mill Lane, Palmerston.Healy, Patrick
wm_Palmerstown Mills Mustard Mill 16.2.30.jpg.jpg1992Palmerstown Mills Mustard Mill 16.2.30: built some time around 1900. It was heavily damaged in 2002 when restraining girders were added.Healy, Patrick
wm_Palmerstown Pre-Norman Church 16.2.34.jpg.jpg1992Palmerstown Pre-Norman Church 16.2.34: this ruinous church, possibly seventeenth century or earlier, is surrounded by a churchyard, and its location on Mill Lane is not publicly accessible.Healy, Patrick
wm_Paper Mill and Mill Ponds Clondalkin 18.2.11.jpg.jpg1992Paper Mill and Mill Ponds Clondalkin 18.2.11: Clondalkin Paper Mill was founded in the early 19th century by Thomas Seery and Son on the Camac river on a site leased by William Caldbeck. In 1913 it was purchased by the Becker Company and during World War I business boomed. After a downturn in business it closed in 1922. It reopened in 1936 and after protracted attempts for a final few years at rescue it closed in 1987.Healy, Patrick
wm_Piperstown group of huts and cairns 1.2.251.jpg.jpg1992Piperstown group of huts and cairns 1.2.251Healy, Patrick
wm_porticoed Entrance to St Edmondsbury House 17.2.5.jpg.jpg1992porticoed Entrance to St Edmondsbury House 17.2.5: acute mental health hospital operated by the HSE.Healy, Patrick
wm_Primrose Hill House Lucan 17.2.35.jpg.jpg1992Primrose Hill House Lucan 17.2.35: dating from roughly 1790 this five bay two storey country house has some architectural features attributed to James Gandon.Healy, Patrick
wm_Priory 23.1.jpg.jpg1992Priory 23.1: This was the home of John Philpot Curran, politician, orator and lawyer, and father of Sarah Curran at the time of Robert Emmet's Rising in 1803. He purchased the then Holly Park in 1790 and renamed it the Priory after the drinking club, The Order of St Patrick, of which he was the Prior.Healy, Patrick
wm_Raheen Standing Stone 2.1.245.jpg.jpg1992Raheen Standing Stone 2.1.245Healy, Patrick
wm_Railway Station Building 18.2.2.jpg.jpg1992Railway Station Building 18.2.2: Cloverhill Road, Clondalkin.Healy, Patrick
wm_Rathfarnham Castle_2.jpg.jpg1987Rathfarnham CastleHealy, Patrick