Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
On satellite view it seems like
you can still make out the shape of the old farm
through the different vegetation.
Probably had different soil.
From Google Maps.
View of the Flanagan farm (farm is on RHS of fence).
From up near the road looking downhill.
Photo 2012.
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See
view further to the right
and further to the right
and further to the right.
See
street view
down at the corner.
View inside the park, looking uphill towards the road.
The narrow neck is the opening of the farm, where the house was.
Photo 2012.
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and other shot.
N entrance to the park.
This is a modern wall.
All of the wall / fence today is new.
Photo 2012.
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See
similar wall
at SE entrance to the park.
And wider shot.
Street view of the Flanagan farm, now part of Tymon Park.
View from SE, looking back up towards where the house would have been.
Note the whole farm is down a slope.
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From
Google Street View.
See view inside gate looking uphill to road.
About the only old landmark that survives is one house up on the W side of the road.
(To get your bearings, note that the red cross is the same position on both maps.)
Liam Cosgrave
recalled the Flanagan farm as further along the road to the S of this surviving house
(which matches plot 15)
though he thought the house was down the slope, not at the roadside.
From
street view
of the old house up on the road, looking South.
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