Glenasmole Roads

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GLENASMOLE ROADSAt the present time, the western slope or the hill over Piperstownis locally known as Slieve Gorra, a name which may at one timehave been applied to the entire hill.Ice house sites in Piperstown.The mountain ridge which forms the boundary of <strong>Glenasmole</strong> iscomprised of the following summits, Mount Pelier, KillakeeMountain, Featherbed Bog, Kippure Mountain, SeefinganMountain, Corrig Mountain, Seahan Mountain, BallymorefinnHill, Carrigeenoura and Slievenabawnoge. The nearest of thesemountains to Bohernabreena is Mount Pelier which can bereached from Oldbawn by the Oldcourt Road.36
Allenton and KillininnyGLENASMOLE ROADSOn the south west side of Old Bawn crossroads stood a very oldhouse named Allenton with its gable towards the road. This housewas occupied about the middle of the eighteenth century by SirTimothy Allen who was Lord Mayor of Dublin in 1762. Thepresent house was built early in the eighteenth century onto anexisting house, forming an angle with it. The earlier part was laterdemolished but the remains of it can still be seen in the farmyard.Allenton HouseThe remains of a strongly built rectangular building with a smalltower attached to it could also be seen in the yard. The tower isnow behind a high fence but old photographs show it to be about10 feet square with a doorway on the ground floor and twoopenings on the first floor, now built up.37
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