Built between c.1820 and c.1860.
This prominently sited and substantial building makes a significant contribution to the architectural heritage of Newcastle West. Although the main fabric of the building probably dates from the early to mid nineteenth century, its decorative external plaster work is most likely early twentieth-century in date.
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| Address | Main Street, Knightstreet |
|---|---|
| County | Pubs in Limerick |
| Revenue ref | LIP0047 |
This prominently sited and substantial building makes a significant contribution to the architectural heritage of Newcastle West. Although the main fabric of the building probably dates from the early to mid nineteenth century, its decorative external plaster work is most likely early twentieth-century in date. Clearly influenced by the contemporary Classical Revival, displaying stylized triglyph motifs and platbands, these have been merged with contemporary geometric fishscale panels to form…
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