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THE THATCHED INN Heritage

LADYSBRIDGE, Cork

AddressLADYSBRIDGE
CountyCork
Phone+353 21 4667272
Licence refCXP094
♿ Limited wheelchair access

🏭 Heritage-listed building

NIAH building record

Built: c.1780 · NIAH rating: Regional

Set at the crossroads in Lisgoold village, this building is a notable addition to the streetscape. Thatched dwellings are becoming increasingly rare throughout the countryside, and it is particular unusual to find one surviving in an urban setting, as building style and materials are more frequently updated in villages and towns. While some historic fabric has been lost, the irregularly spaced openings, long low profile and thatch are typical of the vernacular tradition.

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Established

Built between c.1780 and c.1820.

Architecture

Set at the crossroads in Lisgoold village, this building is a notable addition to the streetscape. Thatched dwellings are becoming increasingly rare throughout the countryside, and it is particular unusual to find one surviving in an urban setting, as building style and materials are more frequently updated in villages and towns.

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