1901 census
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Leitir Ceanainn
A major extension accommodated growing student numbers while echoing Saint Eunan’s older architecture.
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Saint Eunan’s College gained a large extension in 1930–1931, designed by W. H. Byrne & Son. The architectural inventory links the addition to increased student numbers in the late 1920s. Its accommodation included dormitories, a study hall and changing rooms, with a boiler house below. Stepped parapets and rough-faced stonework echoed the earlier college, while paired and single arched windows varied the elevations. The inventory records that the extension was long known as the “new building”. [2]
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