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Curraheen House

Curraheen House, built towards the end of the 1700s for the Stephenson family. The Baker family purchased it in 1901 from the Teskeys.

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Historical Houses

  • Ballinvirick House
  • Cappagh House
  • Curraheen House
  • Kilbeha House
  • Lee house
  • Nantenan Glebe
  • Nantenan House
  • Old Parochial house
  • Stoneville house

Latest Pages of Interest

  • ELECTORAL LIST 1947/48n Sept 8th, 2019

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