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Lease of Foyle Cohane 1778
1778 lease of 65 acres of Foyle Cohane in Garrengrena for 999 years between Rev. Peter Cooke (Dublin) and John Cook merchant (Borrisoleigh)
Lease of Garrengrene 1778
Lease of Dohane, Garrengrena from Rev Peter Cooke, Dublin to Joseph Cooke the younger, Doughane (farmer) for 999 years. 1778
Marriage articles Peter Cooke 1735
Manuscript document detailing the marriage settlement of Peter Cooke (Dublin) and Elizabeth Shewbridge (Dublin) concerning the lease of 500 acres of Garrengrena in Co. Tipperary from John Damer. 1735
Entrance gate of Tudenham Park near Mullingar. 21 May 1917
Black and white image of the entrance gate of Tudenham Park near Mullingar. Originally Rochford House and constructed between 1717 and 1742 for George Rochford brother of Robert the 1st Earl of Belvedere. 21 May 1917
Mornington House near Multyfarnham. 22 May 1917
Black and white image of the front façade of Mornington House near Multyfarnham Co. Westmeath. Owned by the Daly family in the 18th century the O'Hara's acquired it in 1858. The entrance front was built in 1896 on to the original 18th century house.…
Donore House near Multyfarnham. 22 May 1917
Black and white image of the front façade of Donore House near Multyfarnham Co. Westmeath. Built by the Nugent family who had originally built a castle at Donore during the 15th century. Donore House was a three-storey late eighteenth century…
Lynnbury House near Mullingar. 26 May 1917 (possible – unsure)
Black and white blurred image of Lynnbury House Mullingar. 26 May 1917 (possible – unsure) Built 1770 and extended in the early 19th century. 26 May 1917
Belvedere House near Mullingar. 26 May 1917
Black and white image of the steps and entrance façade of Belvedere House near Mullingar. It was built in 1740 as a hunting lodge for Robert Rochfort 1st Earl of Belvedere by architect Richard Cassels one of Ireland's foremost Palladian architects.…
Tudenham Park near Mullingar. 26 May 1917
Black and white image of Tudenham Park near Mullingar. Originally Rochford House and constructed between 1717 and 1742 for George Rochford a brother of Robert the 1st Earl of Belvedere. 26/05/1917
Baronstown House near Ballynacarrigy. 29 May 1917
Black and white image of Baronstown House. This was originally a late eighteenth-century Palladian villa associated with the Malone Family/Lord Sunderlin. The central building was later demolished and replaced by a large Tudor villa to designs by J.…