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15 years 4 months ago #7

Great stuff Adeptus.

will start on Ballina brewerys soon

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15 years 4 months ago #8

Great article! Really interesting. It must take a lot of work to produce something like that. WEll done to Barry and all involved.

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15 years 4 months ago #9

The amount of information so far is great and it looks like its going to be a very interesting on-going project.

I have two more breweries for you Adeptus. Both are in Birr, I'll email you the locations in google earth kml files.

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15 years 3 months ago #10

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Bravo on this project! It is certainly very interesting.
Just imagine being able to walk into a pub with a really long bar that had ale from each of these long lost breweries on tap. Now that would be some beer fest!

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13 years 7 months ago #11

".....which was Beamish and Crawford, which was set up in 1792. The principal other breweries of the time included [b:20st3n2q]Lanes Southgate Brewery (est. 1758)[/b:20st3n2q], the site of the redeveloped Grand Parade City Carpark; [b:20st3n2q]St. Finbarre’s Brewery (est. 1805)[/b:20st3n2q] on Fitton Street (later Sharman Crawford Street); [b:20st3n2q]River Lee Porter Brewery (est. 1796)[/b:20st3n2q] on Prospect Row (site of present day Lee Maltings) and [b:20st3n2q]Cashman’s Brewery at Crosses Green[/b:20st3n2q]. All were located by the river for easy accessibility for transport and for a water supply. Associated with these brewing establishments were various storehouses and malt drying houses, which in many established cases were distributed outside the bounds of the brewery in other parts of the city."

From this Site <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="corkheritage.ie/?page_id=313">corkheritage.ie/?page_id=313

Dunno if it helps , but it seems to have some slight differences from what's up on beermapping at the mo.

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13 years 7 months ago #12

They're all mapped here[/url:24iu6ti1], although yeah, some more information on the brewery names. Thanks!

All information for Cork City came from The Industrial Archaeology of Cork City and its Environs, Colin Rynne, 1999, p46

Lee Porter Brewery, established 1797.
St. Finnbarre's (Arnott's) Brewery, established 1805
South Gate Brewery, established 1758.
Crosse's Green Brewery, established early nineteenth century
Cowperthwaite's Brewery, established eighteenth century.
Drinan's Brewery, established eighteenth century.

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