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composition but does not adhere to the proportions of the style. Above the portico there is an inscription reading "Otium cum
Dignitate" (Leisure with Dignity). Architectural historian, Christine Casey, states that the house is "grandiose and yet remarkably dull". The proportions and site indicate it
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This included permission for the demolition of several out-buildings and the theatre wing. Some aspects of the development plans were subject to opposition and submissions from local groups, representatives of An Taisce, the
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