Mulcahy Redmond, established 1869, was a family-run woollen and garment manufacturing company at the Ardfinnan Woollen Mills that traded as Ardfinnan in the village of Ardfinnan, County Tipperary, Ire
8th Duke of Devonshire in Ardfinnan tweed (on right) at Lismore Castle with King Edward VII, 1904.
Ardfinnan Suitings placard, 1936
Taoiseach Éamon de Valera in Ardfinnan suitings, 1939.
Aran design by the Ardfinnan brand
Clogheen is a village in County Tipperary, Ireland. The census of 2016 recorded the population at 478 people.
Ardfinnan Woollen Mills
…exhibited by John Mulcahy of Ardfinnan at the Irish Exhibition of Arts and Manufactures, 1882. In June 1883 he took lease of Castlegrace Mills, near Clogheen, to establish a third woollen mills, between Ardfinnan and Shanbally Castle. On October 1, 1883 a fire gutted the main five-story watermill building…
Clogheen seen from the Knockmealdown Mountains
Junction of R668 and R665 roads in Clogheen
Shanrahan Graveyard, where Nicholas Sheehy is buried