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Affectionately known as “Dick”, Mr Somers was the manager of Minch Norton, Ireland’s largest malt producer (Est. 1921), supplying malt for the brewing and distilling industries. Prior to that it was known as Ballykelly Mills, (Est. 1800s by John Cassidy), for the production of corn a flour. Now, years later, a consortium has purchased the entire development and created the Church of Oak Distillery, a projected backed by U2’s Bono. CLICK ON THE ARROWS ABOVE TO TAKE A LOOK AROUND AND READ MORE
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As Somers’s house adjoins this exciting new tourist attraction, Matt Dunne feels the house also has commercial potential, as there is no doubt the distillery, when complete, will attract thousands of visitors. The plans for the various phases of this huge development can be viewed via Kildare County Council. CLICK ON THE ARROWS ABOVE TO TAKE A LOOK AROUND AND READ MORE
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At the rear of the house lies the remnants of the old mill race, which powered the water wheel. This charming home, with its rich legacy, now offers a unique opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a piece of history. CLICK ON THE ARROWS ABOVE TO TAKE A LOOK AROUND AND READ MORE
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Built in the 1965, this two-story house (1,582 sq. ft /147sq. m) consists of a living room with white marble fire place, south facing conservatory to front, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, guest WC and integral door to garage. On the first floor, there are four double bedrooms and a bathroom. CLICK ON THE ARROWS ABOVE TO TAKE A LOOK AROUND AND READ MORE