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Ballydugan Mill. When the Ballydugan Mill was built in 1792 it was an engineering marvel. The latest technology and the best materials were employed to create a vibrant economic venture: eight vast floors producing flour, bran and starch, powered by water, wind and steam.
It has now been restored by the present owner and provides a Cafe, Restaurant, Banqueting & Conference facilities as well as catering for Weddings. There are eleven en-suite rooms and an exhibition concerning the history of the mill on the two topmost floors.
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| Author | Brian Shaw |
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