Showing posts with label market house. Show all posts
Showing posts with label market house. Show all posts
29 August, 2024
resting
Labels:
diamond,
donegal town,
market house,
street photography
Location:
Donegal, Ireland
23 November, 2022
signs2
highland hotel, glenties
kevin the carrot returns for Christmas in an Aldi ad that has been going on for a few years
The world cup is the focus for this year's ad
09 July, 2017
Ballinrobe's Market House and Court House
The current, prominently sited Market House, was rebuilt c 1752, and
has a Sapper’s mark on the exterior, and also has a Victorian post box,
now over painted in green. The original post-box would have been
painted red and still retains Queen Victoria’s 1819-1901 crest. The
District Courtroom was housed upstairs until recently. The lower
storey would have been open to the elements with windows only being
inserted at a later date.
According to Mayo County Councils listed building register no 10, this is a “good
example of a large two story building with five bays and a small
pediment with a Diocletian window and clock. Although the building has
been converted into a public house, it has successfully retained much
of its character, with such features as the original slated roof
complete with lead ridges and louvered topknot.” The Courthouse was upstairs with the market held at the open loggia on the ground floor.
(Courtesy of the Historical Ballinrobe website)
Labels:
ballinrobe,
courthouse,
history,
main street,
market house
Location:
Ballinrobe, Co. Mayo, Ireland
18 June, 2017
name change and update
formally known as The Clock, which I showed last Sept., just had a name change last month. It is now called the Market House. Now it is undergoing a new paint scheme.
Labels:
market house,
market square,
repaint,
the clock
Location:
Moville, Co. Donegal, Ireland
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