Established
Built between c.1250 and c.1300.
🏭 Heritage-listed building
Built: c.1250 · NIAH rating: National
A substantial building of national significance having origins in the mid fourteenth century, thereby representing an important element of the archaeological heritage of Kilkenny. Despite a series of alteration works over the course of subsequent centuries the building continues to exude a medieval character in the streetscape on account of the restoration by Colm O'Cochlain (n. d.) of attributes including mullioned window openings in cut-limestone frames displaying high quality stone masonry. Originally known as Kyteler's Hall the building remains of additional importance for the...
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Established
Built between c.1250 and c.1300.
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A substantial building of national significance having origins in the mid fourteenth century, thereby representing an important element of the archaeological heritage of Kilkenny. Despite a series of alteration works over the course of subsequent centuries the building continues to exude a medieval character in the streetscape on account of the…
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