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Hidden History: Old Derelict Cottages and Stacgory Churchyard, Palmerstown
Step back in time on Mill Lane, Palmerstown, where a row of derelict cottages whispers tales of the village's past. Dating back to the 1880s, it's believed these were once part of the bustling village heart, with one perhaps serving as the local tavern.
Intriguing Mysteries
Two plaques on the end house, marked "MAY AND" and "SHANKS WAY," pose a fascinating puzzle. What secrets do they hold? Perhaps they are linked to past residents or hidden byways of the old village.
Speaking of secrets, a hidden right of way near these cottages is rumoured to lead to a historic gem: Stacgory Church and its ancient graveyard. Legend has it this path once connected villagers to a ferry crossing the River Liffey, offering a scenic path to the Strawberry Beds.
Uncovering Stacgory Churchyard
While you may encounter restricted access on Mill Lane, Stacgory Churchyard paints a captivating scene on Google Maps. Sadly, enhancing access to this treasure is currently stalled, as the land isn't publicly owned. However, there may be a way to catch a glimpse…
This site, steeped in local lore, is said to trace its origins to Princess Isolt, and boasts Latin inscriptions within its aged walls. Even from afar, it evokes a sense of mystery and echoes of the past.
Step back in time on Mill Lane, Palmerstown, where a row of derelict cottages whispers tales of the village's past. Dating back to the 1880s, it's believed these were once part of the bustling village heart, with one perhaps serving as the local tavern.
Intriguing Mysteries
Two plaques on the end house, marked "MAY AND" and "SHANKS WAY," pose a fascinating puzzle. What secrets do they hold? Perhaps they are linked to past residents or hidden byways of the old village.
Speaking of secrets, a hidden right of way near these cottages is rumoured to lead to a historic gem: Stacgory Church and its ancient graveyard. Legend has it this path once connected villagers to a ferry crossing the River Liffey, offering a scenic path to the Strawberry Beds.
Uncovering Stacgory Churchyard
While you may encounter restricted access on Mill Lane, Stacgory Churchyard paints a captivating scene on Google Maps. Sadly, enhancing access to this treasure is currently stalled, as the land isn't publicly owned. However, there may be a way to catch a glimpse…
This site, steeped in local lore, is said to trace its origins to Princess Isolt, and boasts Latin inscriptions within its aged walls. Even from afar, it evokes a sense of mystery and echoes of the past.
ABOUT THIS OLD TERRACE