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Campaign launched to save historic manor house in Tipperary

An initial site inspection has been carried out by Tipperary County Council on the 18th century Knocklofty House and Demesne near Clonmel, the rapidly deteriorating condition of which has caused widespread concern, dismay and anger among the local ...

17 Apr 2021 at 19:00

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Rubbish will be cleared from grounds of Knocklofty House, says council spokesperson

The owner of Knocklofty House has given a commitment to clear the rubbish that has accumulated on the grounds of the 18th century manor house near Clonmel, according to a spokesperson for Tipperary County Council. The council had served a section ...

20 May 2021 at 09:30

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Government intervention needed to restore Knocklofty House insists Senator Ahearn

Senator Garret Ahearn has called on the Government to support the restoration and preservation of Knocklofty House in Clonmel "I have asked Minister Malcolm Noonan to visit the site to meet Tipperary County Council Officials and local Residents ...

26 Apr 2021 at 10:38

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Mayor hopes that sale of country house and estate in Tipperary will save it from dereliction

Clonmel’s first citizen has welcomed the announcement that Knocklofty House and Estate has been put up for auction for €1.6 million as part of BidX1’s online auction on July 12. The large 18th century Georgian country house, which is situated ...

18 Jun 2023 at 22:00

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High Court gives order requiring unknown persons to vacate disused 'Historic' Tipp property

A financial fund appointed receiver has secured High Court orders requiring unknown persons in four caravans to vacate and cease occupying the well-known historical Co Tipperary property Knocklofty House. The orders are being sought by ...

24 Apr 2023 at 20:45

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High Court asked for orders directing alleged trespassers to vacate Knocklofty House in Tipperary

The High Court has been asked for orders directing unknown people in four caravans to vacate and cease occupying the well-known historical Tipperary property Knocklofty House. Mr Justice Brian O'Moore was informed today that several ...

18 Apr 2023 at 17:39

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A very valuable part of our Tipperary heritage that's worth saving

For centuries it stood in splendid isolation in the lush south Tipperary countryside on the banks of the Suir, overlooking the river as it wends its way towards Newcastle and Ardfinnan. However in recent years it has been a pale ...

19 Dec 2021 at 19:00

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Minister Noonan commits to visiting Knocklofty House in Tipperary this summer

Minister of State for Heritage Malcolm Noonan has agreed to visit Knocklofty House this summer, it has been confirmed. In recent months the deteriorating condition of the 18th century manor house near Clonmel has caused ...

22 May 2021 at 09:00

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'Funding available' to help maintain historic manor house in Tipperary

The Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage would look favourably on an application for funding to help halt the deterioration of Knocklofty House. That’s according to Tipperary Fine Gael Senator Garret ...

01 Jan 2022 at 19:00

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Former Tipperary manor house included on list of Ireland's most at risk buildings

An 18th century manor house near Clonmel is included on An Taisce's Ireland’s Top 10 Most at Risk Buildings for 2021. Knocklofty House, the former home of Lord and Lady Donoughmore, has fallen into a state of ...

26 Nov 2021 at 09:00

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