1901 census
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An Mullach Mór
The house’s irregular plan records several stages of building.
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Mullaghmore House stands on Old Mountfield Road. The Historic Environment Division’s survey dates its origins to about 1750, with a front range added around 1800. The resulting façade is asymmetrical, reflecting the older rooms behind it. Round-headed timber sash windows, a radial fanlight and deeply projecting eaves on carved brackets give the exterior distinctive details. The survey interprets the plan as an earlier dwelling extended towards a Georgian arrangement. [2]
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