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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 Submit Date in Descending order): 41 to 60 of 65

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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
1976	Ballyknockan 58: Back of barn at Osbourne’s. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 40: Donal and Mary Theresa McEvoy’s House (McEvoy’s Quarries). Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 38: Pat Foster’s on the left & Cullen’s pub on the right. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 22: 'Big' Mick Cullen’s, near Quarry. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 35: Sand Road, with Paddy Cullen’s sheds on the left. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 53: No description given, corner of drystone wall overlooking Pollaphoca reservoir. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	-
1976	Ballyknockan 47: Laurel Lodge on Quarry Road. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 14: Pillar and gate at entrance to Jim McDonald’s farm, Carrigacurra. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Michael Fewer
1976	Ballyknockan 16: Johnny Foley’s stone house and outhouses. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 45: No description given. Wall of ruined stone house with rotten, part glazed window. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 13:Thomas Foster’s cow house. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 34: Barn which was converted into a dance hall and cinema. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 11: Loughlin’s House, opposite Quarry Road. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 39: Stone bracket under roof of Tom Foster’s house. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 42: Mickey Freeman’s House. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 19: Foster’s barn, under Cullen’s pub, Sand Road. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 10: Kitty Cullen’s House (now owned by Seamus Nolan) & on the left Osbourne’s. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 21: Kitty Cullen’s house on right. Ruins of Mick Osbourne’s on left. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 59: Joe Pender’s and Pat Osbourne’s shop. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael
1976	Ballyknockan 7: The Black Lane and Foley’s boundary wall. Photograph taken for School of Architecture project.	Fewer, Michael

Collection's Items (Sorted by Submit Date in Descending order): 41 to 60 of 65

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