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Ardbraccan House - The House today | | Ardbraccan House - The House today: Encyclopedia II - Ardbraccan House - The House today | | In the late 1990s the house once again changed hands. The new owners invested large sums to complete restore the mansion to its pristine state. In 2002 the restoration of Ardbraccan House won the Án Taisce Best Restoration of a Private Building award. It is now open to the public.
In the early 2000s it was controversially decided to build a major new motorway linking Clonee and Kells through part of the house's historic demense. The Irish Georgian Society and environmentalists criticised the proposal. The motorway would also p ...
See also:Ardbraccan House, Ardbraccan House - The building of the house, Ardbraccan House - The controversy of Catholic gravestones, Ardbraccan House - Sale by the Church of Ireland, Ardbraccan House - The House today | | | Ardbraccan House, Ardbraccan House - Sale by the Church of Ireland, Ardbraccan House - The House today, Ardbraccan House - The building of the house, Ardbraccan House - The controversy of Catholic gravestones, Allenstown House, Áras an Uachtaráin, Ardbraccan, Bohermeen, Dublin Castle, Durhamstown Castle, Farmleigh, Gibbstown House, Headfort House, Irish Houses of Parliament (Bank of Ireland, College Green), Leinster House, List of notable Irish buildings, Powerscourt House, Powerscourt Townhouse Centre, Slane Castle | | |
| | | Ardbraccan House: Encyclopedia II - Ardbraccan House - The House today
Ardbraccan House - The House today
In the late 1990s the house once again changed hands. The new owners invested large sums to complete restore the mansion to its pristine state. In 2002 the restoration of Ardbraccan House won the Án Taisce Best Restoration of a Private Building award. It is now open to the public.
In the early 2000s it was controversially decided to build a major new motorway linking Clonee and Kells through part of the house's historic demense. The Irish Georgian Society and environmentalists criticised the proposal. The motorway would also pass through the prestine parkland of a religious seminary called Dalgan Park and close by the historic Hill of Tara, seat of the ancient Árd Rí na hÉireann (High King of Ireland). The motorway has yet to be built, though full planning permission has been granted.
Other related archives1734, 1770s, 1885, 1958, 1985, 2000s, 2002, Allenstown House, Ardbraccan, Blarney Castle, Bohermeen, Carton House, Castletown House, Church of Ireland, County Meath, Deerfield, Diocese of Meath, Dublin, Dublin Castle, Durhamstown Castle, Farmleigh, Hill of Tara, Holy Ghost Fathers, Irish Georgian Society, Irish Houses of Parliament, Kells, Kilkenny Castle, Leinster House, Lismore Castle, List of notable Irish buildings, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, Malahide Castle, Mansion House, Mornington House, Palladian, Penal Laws, Powerscourt House, Powerscourt Townhouse Centre, Republic of Ireland, Richard Cassels, Richard Castle, Roman Catholic, Slane Castle, Trim Castle, Tudor, demesne, eighteenth century, religious order, seminary, tithes, urban myth, Áras an Uachtaráin, Árd Rí na hÉireann
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