1901 census
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The owners’ account traces farming, fishing guests and garden restoration at Ballyvolane House near Castlelyons.
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Cyril Hall Green and his wife Joyce, née Blake, bought Ballyvolane House after returning from Malaya, where he had managed rubber plantations. Their son Jeremy later ran the estate as a mixed tillage and dairy farm. During the 1980s, Jeremy and his wife Merrie began welcoming paying guests. Salmon fishing on the Blackwater was central to the early business, with private fishing beats and ghillies guiding visitors. [2]
Justin and Jenny Green took over the house and business in 2004. Jeremy then concentrated on the gardens, restoring lakes, extending planted areas and adding trees and other planting. The owners also record a stay in 2018 by Charles and Camilla, then Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall, during their visit to Cork. [2]
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