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Update on Westport house

Posted onDecember 10, 2013AuthorMark StephensLeave a comment

A few piccies from site visit today of the house at foot of Croagh Patrick, crap weather; still a lot to do but at least it’s weathertight:

Rear View

Rear View

Front door

Front door

View to front

View to front

View from north (view this side)

View from north (view this side)

View to front

View to front

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