1901 census
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Áth na Fuinseoige
A nineteenth-century barrack in Ashford townland records a later change from constabulary premises to a Garda station.
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The former barrack at Ashford was built about 1860 and later adapted as a Garda Síochána station. The architectural inventory identifies both uses, preserving a sequence that spans two police services. Its two-storey, three-bay frontage is arranged around a central entrance, with a projecting open porch over the door. [2]
The inventory recorded a slate roof, cast-iron rainwater fittings and sash windows on the upper floor. It described the building as substantially complete, with much of its detailing retained, although then disused. These observations document the former station as a surviving part of Ashford’s civic architecture. [2]
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Name record retrieved 2026-10-25 · Source record modified 2026-09-23. How this page was prepared.