Lands at Kells were purchased 1837 by
Rowland Blennerhassett.
He built the house, originally
called "Holly Mount" or "Hollymount Cottage".
Later called "Kells Lodge" or "Kells House".
He died 1854.
The house was home of his son
Richard Francis Blennerhassett
who also died 1854.
The house was owned by his son
Rowland Ponsonby Blennerhassett, MP.
He moved to England.
Kells was sold by the Blennerhassett family by 1949.
It is now called "Kells Bay House".
It is open to the public.
Kells House.
2014 video from Kells Bay Gardens.
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