SDCC Source: Ballyknockan Collection

Ballyknockan Collection Leathanach baile an bhailiúcháin

Ballyknockan Village is located on the north-west side of the Wicklow mountains, overlooking the Poulaphouca Reservoir.Granite has been quarried there for almost two centuries. Almost everything, from the stone farmhouses and cottages to the granite walls surrounding the fields, is made of local stone.

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Collection's Items (Sorted by Dáta ar Cuireadh Isteach é/í/iad in Íslitheach order): 1 to 20 of 65

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Dáta Eisithe	Teideal	Údar/Údair
2014-03-11T19:12:24Z	Stonemason tools, Ballyknockan	Allen, Colette; Allen, Colette
1976	Ballyknockan 61 Grey Osbourne. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 50: Pat Foster’s stone outhouse, off Cullen’s pub. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 63: Mary Hanlon, Ballyknockan. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 48: Laurel Lodge on Quarry Road. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 26: Owned by Theresa McEvoy. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 37: No description. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 64: Thomas Foster’s House on Sand Road.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 2: Heading towards the village from the Lacken side. PP O’Reilly’s house, now owned by G. Cullen. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 62: Danny Cullen’s cottage. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 12: McEvoy’s Garage.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 31: no description. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 29: Julia Farrington’s, Ballyknockan. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 44: No description. Empty window or doorway in ruinous house. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 41: Donal and Mary Theresa McEvoy’s House (McEvoy’s Quarries).	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 24: Window detail, Ned Cullen’s cow house.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 46: Roof and chimney detail, Loughlin’s house. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 23: Barn cinema on left. The white house painted house belongs to Joe Pender, he used to bring stone to Dublin. House beside this is Pat Osbourne’s shop.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 56: no description. Stone sphinx lawn ornament. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 3: Julia Farrington’s old house, Sand Road.	Fewer, Michael