1901 census
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Cill Ghobáin
The decorated frontage at 25–27 Main Street preserves a combination of domestic and commercial architecture.
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At 25–27 Main Street, a timber shopfront stands beside a recessed house entrance with an elliptical fanlight. Five windows span the upper floor, with the central window divided into three lights. The Historic Buildings Record distinguishes the shop at number 25 from the house entrance and upper floor belonging to number 27. [2]
The survey identifies a building on the site in the 1834 Ordnance Survey map. It considers the doors and windows characteristic of about 1850–60, possibly representing a remodelling of an earlier house. This leaves the age of the underlying structure uncertain. Smaller adjoining houses and a coach arch shown on early maps were later demolished. [2]
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