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Tullynally Castle

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Tullynally Castle

Country house to the north of Mullingar, County Westmeath, Republic of Ireland. Originally a 17th-century garrison house owned by the Pakenham family (now the Earls of Longford), the property was remodelled in the Classical style by Graham Myers about 1780. Further alterations were made from 1801 to 1806 for the 2nd Earl of Longford by Francis Johnston when he constructed turrets and a battlement parapet. Other Gothic-style features were added in the 1820s by James Shield, and the house was again enlarged about 1840 by Sir Richard Morrison. Further additions in 1860 make Tullynally the largest currently occupied, castellated country house in Ireland.



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HISTORIC Tullynally Castle in Westmeath is a hive of activity as the Pakenhams - they are entitled to be styled Earl and Countess of Longford but insist on plain old Tom and Valerie - prepare for their son's wedding this weekend.
Bells are ringing for the clan who derided the Iron Duke's proposal; ... by The Daily Mail (London, England)
Thomas Pakenham from Tullynally Castle was also invited but was unable to attend.
We got you all talking by The Daily Mail (London, England)
Tullynally Castle, home of Tomand Valerie Pakenham, plays host to an Oscar Wilde evening where the wit andwisdom of the great one will be recalled over canapes and chat.
TALK OF THE TOWN by The Daily Mail (London, England)
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