1901 census
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A country house and a modest council-scheme dwelling preserve contrasting chapters of domestic life in this Lee valley townland.
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Aglish House occupies a wooded height overlooking the River Lee. The architectural inventory dates it to about 1820 and records its hipped slate roof, sash windows and northern entrance gates. It belongs to the group of substantial houses built along the valley during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. [2]
Another house in Aglish, dated to about 1940, was built through a local authority housing scheme. Its single-storey plan, pantile roof and timber sash windows offer a different scale of domestic building from the country house. The inventory identifies it as evidence of the public provision of improved rural housing after the foundation of the State. [3]
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