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how it looked when it was a cathedral in Cavan Town, the new, much plainer 1940s interior being designed by W.H. Byrne & Sons. The sanctuary of the church was reordered in 2000. The church is located at the top of the Chapel Brae, on the main road connecting
Ballyhaise with Cavan Town. It is a complex architectural structure that is important for the village.
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The Market House was built around 1730 and is said to have collapsed by 1736. It was located on Fair Hill, a radial road leading from the octagonal Market Place to the Fair Green. It was the product of
Colonel Newburgh's innovative programme of urban planning, once considered an 'arched edifice built
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was completed in Cavan Town in 1942, the old cathedral was dismantled and largely re-erected, on a smaller scale, in nearby
Ballyhaise as St Mary's Church. The 'new' church replaced an older and smaller T-plan chapel of c. 1810. The interior of St Mary's, when it was rebuilt, was very different from
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for the borough of Cavan in the 1630s and the eldest son of John Taylor, held possession of the estate until his death. Brockhill Taylor's
Ballyhaise Estate then passed to his eldest daughter, Mary. Mary's marriage into the Newburgh family saw possession of the Ballyhaise Estate pass into the hands
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which had been previously under the rule of the O'Reilly clan. Taylor established the town of
Ballyhaise, encouraging both English and Scottish settlers to settle on the land. Taylor is said to have erected 'a strong bawn of lime and stone for his own residence on the site of the present house from
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Ballyhaise Bridge was built around 1710 by
Colonel Brockhill Newburgh. It is made from roughly coursed limestone elevations which have elliptical arches having cut-stone arch rings. The bridge was positioned on a central axis with Ballyhaise House, which acts as a reminder of the formally laid out
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Ballyhaise was renowned for its beauty and characterised by the innovative urban planning programme undertaken by Colonel Newburgh. It was said that visitors would travel “far and near” to observe the scenery and buildings in the village of Ballyhaise. The interesting architectural style of the
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Ballyhaise Celtic
Football Club was established in the village in 1990. Most recently they opened their home venue, Ballyhaise Celtic Park, located in Glenconnor, Ballyhaise. The club's senior team competes in the Cavan Monaghan Senior League and underage teams are fielded in the Cavan Monaghan
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in 1905, which has been run as an agricultural college ever since. The elaborate gardens of
Colonel Newburgh's Ballyhaise House have ceased to exist with time, but Rev. William Henry's words in 1739 remain that Ballyhaise was 'made to last forever.'
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houses in the town along with the house, grottoes and gardens were the main points of attraction in the village. The
Ballyhaise Estate remained in the Newburgh family until around 1800, when it was sold to Dublin-based merchant, William Humphreys.
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team, their home pitch being Annalee Park. In addition to this, the village was for many years home to Castletara Youth Band - an accordion marching band which won multiple All-Ireland titles in the late 1990s and early 21st century.
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at the centre of the village and radial roads emerging from the heart. The houses were built in an unusual manner, whilst the surroundings were 'richly-wooded'. The gardens were elaborately arranged with 'ponds,
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which was built to facilitate a local linen industry in the 1700s. The industry had failed by the 1800s. The remnants of the Ballyhaise Estate Village lie in the possession of the state who acquired
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On 21 December 2010, the maximum temperature recorded in Ballyhaise was -9C and the minimum -14C (average for the day -12C). This was the lowest daily maximum temperature recorded on the island of
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which he would command the fort over the river.' A 1618-19 survey revealed that eighteen families had settled and 'everything in the infant colony appeared in a most prosperous condition.' The
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were typically known to be villages based around one estate, usually owned and preserved by one family. The Ballyhaise Estate passed through the Taylor family.
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From Saturday 18 December to Christmas Day (25th) the temperature in Ballyhaise never exceeded -2C and fell to a minimum each day of between -11C and -15C.
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Ballyhaise railway station opened on 1 April 1862, closed for passenger traffic on 14 October 1957, and finally closed altogether on 1 January 1963.
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style. The building is located midway between The Square, in the centre of Ballyhaise's planned village settlement, and the estate house.
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of the local linen board, Colonel Newburgh oversaw notable developments and upgrades to Ballyhaise.
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Townlands.ie: Civil Parish of Castleterra, Co. Cavan (the local spelling is 'Castletara').
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2099:
2089:
2087:
2079:
2078:
2071:
2067:, London, 2013.
2061:to South Ulster
2051:
2044:
2034:
2032:
2024:
2023:
2012:
2008:, London, 2013.
2002:to South Ulster
1992:
1973:
1963:
1961:
1952:
1951:
1947:
1940:
1928:
1927:
1914:
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1902:
1893:
1892:
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1878:to South Ulster
1868:
1857:
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1807:
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1588:
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1575:1641 Rebellion
1571:County Wexford
1543:Faithful Teate
1540:
1534:
1531:estate village
1509:
1502:County Leitrim
1483:
1468:Seán Gallagher
1465:
1452:. His father,
1421:
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733:
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1523:County Cavan
1486:Enda McGowan
1430:John Crozier
1404:Civil Parish
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2747:Mountnugent
2727:Kilnacreeva
2697:Cullyleenan
2533:County town
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1641:Census 2022
1418:Áine Cahill
758:Met Éireann
662:John Bowden
566:in Dublin,
450:Letterkenny
123: /
2817:Categories
2772:Swanlinbar
2702:Derryginny
2692:Crossdoney
2687:Cloncollow
2662:Berrymount
2647:Ballyhaise
2580:Kingscourt
2522:Places in
2475:www.dib.ie
2455:12 January
2418:Anglo Celt
2343:www.dib.ie
2150:www.dia.ie
1964:8 December
1905:8 December
1848:8 December
1756:1 December
1607:References
1579:Nahum Tate
1445:Archbishop
1396:Drumcalpin
1337:See also:
1323:Source 2:
1316:Source 1:
694:Local Link
674:Romanesque
628:sandstone
626:neo-Gothic
605:Cavan Town
518:jets d'eau
458:Charles II
376:churches.
288:Ballyhaise
198:Population
185:Castletara
86:Ballyhaise
28:Ballyhaise
2781:Townlands
2732:Kilnaleck
2712:Drumkilly
2667:Blacklion
2637:Ballinagh
2627:Aghavoher
2575:Cootehill
2565:Belturbet
2480:9 January
2424:9 January
2398:9 January
2373:9 January
2348:9 January
2279:9 January
2254:9 January
2229:9 January
2202:9 January
2177:9 January
2155:9 January
2090:9 January
2035:9 January
1679:8 January
1412:Monsignor
684:Transport
406:James I's
386:Palladian
207:Time zone
190:Elevation
2767:Stradone
2762:Redhills
2757:Rakeelan
2742:Milltown
2682:Cavanagh
2615:Villages
2595:Virginia
2590:Shercock
2449:Archived
2117:Archived
1899:Archived
1842:Archived
1590:See also
1454:The Rev.
1400:townland
1385:Catholic
1381:Cardinal
1350:townland
1268:Average
1106:Average
706:Redhills
666:transept
634:Catholic
615:Churches
493:chairman
415:between
364:Location
281:Catholic
145:Province
2717:Kilcogy
2657:Bawnboy
2585:Mullagh
2321:Otautau
2299:Belfast
1716:1921555
1651:18 July
1551:Puritan
1525:in the
1512:Colonel
1506:Leitrim
1402:in the
1175:(32.8)
1091:(20.5)
1041:(14.2)
1031:(42.1)
1026:(36.5)
1021:(38.1)
1016:(43.5)
1011:(47.3)
1006:(53.1)
1001:(53.8)
996:(51.1)
991:(42.8)
986:(38.7)
981:(36.9)
976:(35.4)
971:(35.1)
961:(55.4)
956:(45.7)
951:(48.9)
946:(55.2)
941:(61.3)
936:(65.7)
931:(66.4)
926:(63.0)
921:(58.6)
916:(53.2)
911:(49.1)
906:(45.9)
901:(46.4)
765:Ireland
592:Teagasc
526:demesne
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