1901 census
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Acraí Uí Mheára
A house formerly called Mungapark acquired a new approach and a working yard.
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Leserragh House, formerly Mungapark House, dates from around 1820. The architectural inventory records that the road was diverted around its northern side during substantial mid-nineteenth-century alterations. A later glazed porch has carved timber bargeboards, decorative cresting and some coloured glass. Behind the house stand a limestone carriage house and further stone outbuildings, including a dairy added during the nineteenth century. [2]
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