All Historic Buildings

The 300 year old building is constructed in sandstone with exposed timber beams and floors. The building excudes an old world charm creating and informal and relaxed ambience. One of the main features of the Old Mill is that it boasts the largest Waterwheel in Ireland. The Mill Wheel has been carefully restored and can be seen turning several times Read more…

This prison housed 19th Century prisoners, often in wretched conditions. Furnished cells, amazingly lifelike characters, sound effects and fascinating exhibitions allow the visitor to experience day to day life for prisoners and gaoler. All year. Read more…

Experience the harshness of prison life in the 18th century, the passion of the 1798 rebellion, the cruelty of the transportation ships and hope of a new life in Australia. Read more…

“That old Georgian mansion” in the words of W.B. Yeats. This is fine example of Greek revival architecture formerly owned by the Gore-Booth family. It was built 1833 by architect Francis Goodwin for Robert Gore Booth and his family. To preserve the simple classical design there are no outbuildings near the house and no attic. Rooms in the house on Read more…

Dating from 1783 and desgined by John Roberts, the building features a fine display of an early Waterford Crystal chandelier. Read more…