recorder

A quick map check suggests it is still there, part of the Holy Ghost complex

AKA ‘Kimmage Manor’

The NIAH says: Detached L-plan Tudor Revival-style country house, c.1890, comprising three-bay two-storey with attic entrance block having central breakfront, and multiple-bay three-storey section to north. Now in use as missionary college.

“Kimmage Manor was originally called Kimmage House. Whereas the house itself is situated in the townland of Kimmage, the property on which it stands straddles the Poddle, reaching into the adjacent townland of Perrystown. Known locally as ‘The Manor’, the building was developed from an existing ‘mansion house’, described in the deeds of conveyance when Sir Frederick Shaw, (1799-1876), purchased the lease of the property, which was to become his home from 1829 until he died. It was ‘The House’ of his Crumlin estate. Gardens and other buildings were included in the sale. Shaw tasked Architects Richard and William Morrison with reinventing the house, resulting in its eventual “unique Tudor revival style with triangular gables, spiral turrets and tall chimneys.”

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Congrats on Explore! ⭐ January 15, 2024

Congrats on Xplore!!

Das ist schön.

Congrats on Explore! ❤📷❤ great image! regards.

An impressive shot. Congratulations on a well deserved Explore! ⭐

I think the man with the recorder is Ken Brady.