Buildings of note
Whilst there are other buildings of architectural interest in and around Borrisokane, the following are featured in ‘An Introduction To The Architectural Heritage Of North Tipperary’ [29] and on the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage website [30]
Semi-detached houses with integral arch, Main Street (c. 1800): Pair of semi-detached three-storey houses with integral carriage arch.
Water Mill, Mill Street (c. 1810): Two four storey blocks. (Demolished 30 April 2010[10])
Church of Ireland church, Main St. (1812) Single-cell Board of First Fruits church.
Former miller’s house, Mill Street (c. 1815): Three bay two-storey house attached to mill.
Kylepark Agricultural School, Kyletombrickane (c. 1843): An agricultural school founded on his estate at Kyle Park, Borrisokane by Thomas George Stoney[31]
The Terrace, Nenagh Rd. (c. 1815) Two pairs of semi-detached houses and a detached house, two storey over basement with outbuildings and yards. Listed as protected structures by Tipperary County Council (RPS Refs S425 to S429).[32]
Old Church Centre, Mill Street (1839): Cruciform plan gable fronted former church.
Borrisokane Courthouse and College (c. 1850): Former Workhouse and courtyards.
Methodist Chapel, Main Street (1868): Gable fronted single cell church.
David Clarke Hall, Mill Street (c. 1930): Gable-fronted memorial hall. Briefly converted to the Stella cinema during the 1950s and 1960s.[33]
Notable people
Frank Corcoran, Irish composer, born and lived at Killavalla House