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This image captures the Tacumshane Windmill in County Wexford, Ireland.
It is the only surviving complete windmill of its kind in the Republic of Ireland.
The windmill was built in 1846 by Nicholas Moran.
It is a "Tower Mill" design and features a rare revolving straw-thatched cap to catch the wind.
The mill was in use until 1936 and was later designated a national monument in 1952.
It underwent extensive restoration by the Office of Public Works from 1953 to 1973.

Google Maps has external and internal photos and short videos ...
www.google.com/maps/place/8.+Tacumshane+Thatched+Windmill...

طاحونة هوائية في مدينة
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHC2Kp3kNW4

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[Aside] Nearby is the Wiggliest road in Wexford ! -
www.google.com/maps/@52.2015271,-6.4110179,990m/data=!3m1...

Afraid not, I think the house was demolished

"ARDCANDRISK HOUSE:
HAUNTED AND ABANDONED
The house was located just off the Ferrycarrig to Killurin road.
Elizabeth Deane, known as ‘Lady Dane’, was a daughter of Hamilton Grogan of Johnstown Castle. An animal lover, she had the swan drinking trough installed in the Faythe. When her husband died, her cousin Florence moved into Ardcandrisk as her companion. Lady Dane later bequeathed the house to Florence.
When the house passed to Nathaniel Cookman of Monart House, he claimed to have been visited by the ghost of Florence one night. From then on, Cookman refused to spend another night in the house and instead slept in his boat on the Slaney. He finally abandoned the mansion and allowed it to fall into ruin. ...

via - www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=407149120701234&set=a.10...

Elizabeth and Florence at home in the 1911 census

Here is 'Elizabeth Geraldine Grogan-Morgan' at The Peerage - www.thepeerage.com/p31659.htm#i316583

She married this fellow in 1847 - www.thepeerage.com/p31652.htm#i316520

I don't think the young people in shot are Elizabeth and Florence at any date. Nor are they the servants.

Streetview. Marked on the 25" (1900ish), but not surrounded by the little Redmond Square park at the time.

Dates from 1867, per the NIAH. It now has: inscribed panels listing members of the Redmond political dynasty including (clockwise): John Edward Redmond MP (1806-65) of The Deeps (cf. 15703742); Captain William Archer Redmond MP (1886-1932); William Archer Redmond MP (1825-80) of Ballytrent House (cf. 15704850); Major William "Willie" Redmond MP (1861-1917); and John Edward Redmond MP (1856-1918), Chairman of the Parnellite Minority (fl. 1891-1900) and Chairman of the Irish Parliamentary Party (fl. 1900-18). though obviously not all of that was present in 1867.

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I seem to remember that the WR&S pics in the Eason collection were acquired early in the date range, mabe before 1905?

Mr French / Lawrence was also there; spot the differences! - catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000337813 [Edit] - Hint - no horse trough!