Naas Town Hall, Town hall in Naas, Ireland.
The municipal building features a prominent twin-faced clock on its facade and maintains elements of its original prison architecture from 1796.
Built as a jail by Naas Corporation in 1796, the structure transformed into municipal offices when the Naas Town Commission acquired it in 1854.
The town hall represents the administrative center of Naas, which derives its name from 'Nás na Ríogh,' meaning Place of Assembly of the Kings.
The building serves as the central location for local government operations, hosting council meetings and providing administrative services to residents.
John Eacret's 1904 renovation added a three-sided projecting bay and left his dated inscription near the main entrance.
Location: Naas
GPS coordinates: 53.21820,-6.66386
Latest update: March 4, 2025 09:42
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