Cassidy and Company
Mash house in Kildare, Ireland, dating from 1780–1820
Freestanding single-bay double-height rubble stone mash house, c.1800, on a circular plan with conical roof having timber lantern to apex on an octagonal plan. Now disused and part derelict. Conical roof with slate. Timber lantern to apex on an octagonal plan with louvered timber panels having copper-sheeted domed roof over with weathervane. Coursed squared rubble limestone walls. Cut-stone stringcourse and course to eaves. Round-headed openings to ground floor (no openings to first floor). Block-and-start surrounds. Fittings now gone. Interior now derelict. Brick-lined internal walls continuing into domed roof with opening to lantern. Set back from road in grounds shared with distillery buildings.
- Type:
- Mash house
- Period:
- 1780–1820
- Where:
- Kildare, Ireland
- Coordinates:
- 53.14°N, 7.06°W
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