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Gems of Architechture

Corravahan House, Co. Cavan

Corravahan House, near Drung, Co. Cavan, is a mid-nineteenth-century glebe house of the middle size, constructed in the Italianate classical style. Thanks largely to lengthy occupation by the Leslie family, it is one of the most intact examples of its type and a fitting tribute to the Dublin architect William Farrell (d. 1851). William Farrell … Read more

Categories Featured-Archive-Post, Features, Gems of Architechture, Issue 1 (January/February 2014), Volume 22

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