Moore Hall is a ruined 18th-century manor house located near Carnacon in County Mayo, Ireland. Built around 1792, it became the ancestral home of the Moore family, including the novelist …

Moore Hall is a truly beautiful place, hidden away on the shores of Lough Carra in County Mayo. The house is believed to have been designed by the architect John Roberts some time …

Compared to most other Irish big houses, the history of Moore Hall in County Mayo is exceptional. Moore Hall was built by George Moore (1727-1799) between 1792 and 1796.

Moore Hall, a co-educational suite style residence hall, was completed in August of 2008. It is named in honor of Eddie N. Moore, Jr., the universities 12th president, and his wife Elisia.

Apr 2, 2024 · Perhaps one of the most iconic images of haunted Ireland, Moore Hall in County Mayo has a past as dark and foreboding as its ruined facade. The once glorious mansion was …

Moore Hall is a superb ruined manor house set in a woodland park in County Mayo, Ireland. Now derelict, the site has been completely overgrown and offers a most unusual setting that would …

In the middle of a conifer forest that was planted after the house was abandoned, this magnificent ruin is now ‘out of time’; a perfect image of the encapsulated past. It was built for the family of …

The construction of Moore Hall began in 1792 and was completed four years later. Built for George Moore, a prosperous wine and brandy merchant, this grand estate stood proudly atop …

Inscribed on the negative: Moore Hall, Castlebar, 6048 WL. The big house as George Moore knew it, on Muckloon Hill overlooking Lough Carra in County Mayo, Ireland. He was born and …

Built between 1792-96, Moorehall is the ancestral home of president of the Republic of Connacht John Moore and the Moore family of writers and politicians. The estate was planned as a …