The Turpin Family & Dawstown House
In Griffiths Valuation, 1854, the Townland of Dawstown, Parish of Garrycloyne, the house is occupied by Edmond Mullane, the lessor being Charles Putland and the house valued at twelve pounds.
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Origin of The Memorials in Britain to The Royal Irish Constabulary
As early as 14 July 1920 Lieutenant Colonel William Wilfred Ashley (1867-1939), asked the Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Lieutenant Colonel Sir Hamar Greenwood (1870-1948) in the British House of Commons:
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Blarney Civic Guard Barracks
On 10th January 1923, the Commissioner of Public Works wrote to the Secretary of the Minister of Home Affairs informing him that the local assistant architect had visited Blarney and had found that the only suitable accommodation for the Civic Guard was a house near the Muskerry train terminus owned by Mrs. Cotter, a school teacher and wife of Eugene Cotter, also a school teacher, of Emerald House, Blarney.
