Ennis Courthouse, Neoclassical courthouse in Ennis, Ireland
The courthouse features a symmetrical design with a hexastyle portico supported by Ionic columns, rising above a public park near River Fergus.
Completed in 1850, the building served as home to the Clare Grand Jury until 1899 before housing the Clare County Council and courts.
A statue of Eamon De Valera, former President of Ireland, stands in front of the courthouse, created by sculptor Jim Connolly in 1981.
The 2004 refurbishment added a civil and family law courtroom, consultation rooms, and public waiting areas on the lower ground floor.
A Russian artillery piece from the Crimean War stands in the courthouse grounds alongside the statue of Master of Rolls Michael O'Loghlen.
GPS coordinates: 52.84870,-8.98050
Latest update: March 7, 2025 16:40
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