"roryaherne":2m175ms3 wrote: the Cornwall Brewery in Bandon, Co Cork [/quote:2m175ms3]Also known as the Watergate Brewery, built by George Cornwall in 1814. A Mr Allman took over the lease in 1875, brewing both porter and ale. It was sold as a going concern in December 1889, but I don't know what happened to it after that.
(Hat-tip again to the Irish Times Archive)
Mapping the Lost Breweries of Ireland
14 years 9 months ago #21
"roryaherne":2kfbbbsa wrote: the Cornwall Brewery in Bandon, Co Cork [/quote:2kfbbbsa]Also known as the Watergate Brewery, built by George Cornwall in 1814. A Mr Allman took over the lease in 1875, brewing both porter and ale. It was sold as a going concern in December 1889, but I don't know what happened to it after that.
(Hat-tip again to the Irish Times Archive)[/quote:2kfbbbsa]
It had various uses after that, I'll see if I can work backwards, might be easiest...
Early 90's to present - Food Processing Centre
(?) to early 1990's - Webpac Builders Materials Manufacturers
194X? - 19XX? Little Norah Lemonade
1889 - 194X Beamish & Crawford bottling plant.
The Mr Allman you speak of I think also had a large distillery in Bandon from 1896-1925 which was killed by the depression & prohibition. The impressive 6 storey grain loft still stands to this day! Excellent article and pictures here... <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="www.irelandwhiskeytrail.com/?pg=allmans_..._distillery_cork.php">www.irelandwhiskeytrail.com/?pg= ... y_cork.php
Mapping the Lost Breweries of Ireland
14 years 3 months ago #22
Is it possible for users to update this? It's something I'm interested in and there is quite a lot of information readily available that doesn't seem to be in it.
For example 168 is the old McArdle Moore brewery.
Mapping the Lost Breweries of Ireland
14 years 3 months ago #23