Tyrone House, Dunkellin, Drumacoo, Tyrone

1: Detached seven-bay three-storey over basement country house, built 1779, facing south with three-bay cental breakfront and single storey portico, four-bay side elevations. Now a ruin.

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3: Outbuildings, pre-1837, on east and west sides of a L-plan farmyard west of house. Stable yard having single-storey and two-storey outbuildings, built c.1780, comprising three-bay two-storey carriage house to west range, three-bay single-storey stables to east range, and multiple-bay single-storey outbuildings to north-west and north ranges. Now rroofless. Carriage house has rubble limestone walls, with oculus window openings to first floor having tooled surrounds. Central round-headed door opening having tooled Gibbsian surround. Square-headed carriage openings having segmental relieving arches with cut-stone voussoirs, and cut-stone surrounds with recessed panels to lintels. Single-storey stables having pitched slate roof, dressed limestone walls, square-headed door openings having tooled stone surrounds similar to two-storey block, and timber double half-doors. Multiple-bay block has remnants of pitched slate roof, roughcast rendered walls, and square-headed openings. Remains of rubble stone walls enclosing yard, and to walled garden to east. (NIAH)

4: Walled garden, pre-1837, on north side of farmyard. Slightly offset division wall to middle having arched opening in wall with cut-stone surround and uneven stone voussoirs. Garden walls or rubble stone, now largely overgrown

5: Detached eleven-bay single-storey apple-works building, pre-1837, in east walled garden, central five bays having stone low-set arches, rendered rubble-stone walls elsewhere. Diverse other detached structures in both sections of walled garden, pre-1837, now gone.

Large parkland to south and north of house, pre-1837, with solitary trees. Now all gone.

Shelter belts to south, east and to shoreline to north, pre-1837, now gone

Historic parkland and field structure subdivided post-1893

Estuary to Kilcolgan River to north.

6: Small lake to east, now overgrown

2: Meandering route, pre-1837, from east, past site of Kilcolgan Castle and nearby church. Route passing close to house front to turn south a little further to the west and looping back south of the house through a shelterbelt. Straight connection north to farmyards from turn west of house. Route now a public road connecting further to the southwest, return loop now gone.

Gate and single-storey lodge, c.1801, to east. Now gone

Low rubble-stone walls throughout

7: Quay, pre1837, on shore north of house. Base of large rubble-stones with stone mooring posts.

8: Triangular coalyard south of quay, pre-1837. Boundary walls of rubble stone with string course and rubble-stone crenellations. Segmental arch openings to north and south ends having cut-stone voussoirs. Long detached single-storey structure, in centre of enclosure, having rubble-stone walls, and large square-headed opening to one gable end with relieving arch above, stucture not in use after c.1870. Further structure along south perimeter wall, pre-1837, now overgrown.

9: Rubble-stone causeway and dam, east of quay, creating fish pond