House of the Week

A house with a cellar, steeped in Irish and horticultural history, is a summer seller in Cork.

House of the Week

The hideaway 19th century Árd Cairn House in Ballintemple was visited by Charles Stewart Parnell back when it was owned by nationalist politician Maurice Healy, a one-time MP for Cork and a brother of Tim Healy, who went on to become the first Governor General of the Free State, in 1922.

A lawyer as well as a politician strong on land law, Maurice Healy ended his days in Cork, dying at his Ballintemple residence — Árd Cairn House — in 1923.

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