Killarney House should be a heritage centre

ALONG with many natives of Killarney I was shocked by the appalling neglect of Killarney House, as you reported it (February 1).

Killarney House should be a heritage centre
Sat, 16 Feb, 2008 - 00:00
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It is shameful that this beautiful structure so generously given to the State by the McShain family has been allowed to fall into ruin at a time of prosperity.

Hopefully, there will be a resurgence of goodwill and practical endeavour from our public representatives to bring about its restoration.

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