1495a
General Information
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Registration number1495a
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Date constructed1800s-I
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Century constructed1801-1900
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Evidence proof dategood beekeeping area; nearby is church of St Mologa (said to have brought bees to Ireland); 1689 lintel shows saint, skep and bee
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Evidence proof usegood beekeeping area; nearby is church of St Mologa (said to have brought bees to Ireland); 1689 lintel shows saint, skep and bee
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Listed building gradeN/A
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Condition8
Address
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AddressBremore
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Village or townBalbriggan
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CountyCo. Dublin
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Traditional County (pre 1974)Co. Dublin
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RegionIreland
Premises
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AccessiblePrivate
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Location on PremisesOther (see notes)
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Direction facedS
Structure Information
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StructureB: Bee bole(s)
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External recesses14
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Internal recessesN/A
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CompartmentsN/A
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Flight holesN/A
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Front shapeRectangle
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Back shapeFlat
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Recess size14.5x17x?14
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House building shapeN/A
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External structureN/A
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Distance apart9
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Rows2
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ShelvesN/A
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Height bases shelvesN/A
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Wall materialStone & brick
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Base shelf materialshale
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Lintel materialN/A
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Roof materialN/A
Photography Information
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Date of photograph2009
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Pictures availableG: Digital only
Notes
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7+7; originally outside in gable of outbuilding near fortified house; recesses made from reject bricks from local kiln, with shale bases (now collapsed); probably in 1800s, wall was incorporated into outbuilding (with 8 more internal recesses, 1495b); use for skeps may have continued in winter or (unlikely) year-round; building much altered; 2 now filled in