Coppingers Court

Castle/fortified house in Cork, Ireland, dating from 1600–1620

Detached U-plan four-storey multiple-bay fortified house, built c.1610, now ruinous. Pitched gables with tooled limestone chimneystacks, having some tooled limestone gable copings. Roughly dressed and coursed rubble stone walls with sections of lime render. Tooled limestone stringcourse to second floor at impost level. Rubble stone machicolations on tooled limestone corbels. Square-headed window openings with dressed and tooled limestone sills. Some tooled stone hood mouldings and surrounds. Single four-light limestone frame with mullion, transom, and label moulding. Square-headed door openings, surrounds and lintels now absent. Set within open field.

Type:
Castle/fortified house

Period:
1600–1620

Where:
Cork, Ireland

Coordinates:
51.57°N, 9.07°W

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