Talk:Mahon Bridge
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Latest comment: 1 month ago by Guliolopez in topic Built Heritage
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[edit]I want to further expand the article to include Pallisers mill, as visible from Crough Wood Walk, and add Palliser as a notable person, and Comeragh House, his notable country house and possible link to Menton, former war criminal who is associated with the house
Also Stone depots, protected structures along the R676 road with an interesting history Tomkeithie (talk) 16:02, 8 June 2026 (UTC)
- Hi. In no particular order:
- Stone depots. In all honesty I'm not sure what can be said. Other than that, of 40-odd "stone depots" in the RPS for County Waterford, three are in Kilcommeragh townland? (Individual stone depots may be included on the RPS. But I'm not sure the three near Mahon Bridge are especially noteworthy? Certainly there don't appear to be any secondary sources which discuss them....)
- John Palliser. A mention of him would be supported by Bunbury (2016) and/or AAI. Personally I'd favour a short note on Comeragh House (based on NIAH entry) with a link to Palliser as one of former owners/occupiers. Rather than single-entry "notable people" section. We would need to consider, however, that the Kilrossanty article also covers ("claims") the house. And Palliser.
- Pieter Menten. While we could also mention Menten alongside Palliser, in any text on Comeragh House, we'd need to consider potential overlaps and contradictions with the Kilrossanty article. Same as above.
- Pallisers Mill. I can't find any sources which connect "Pallisers Mill" with "Mahon Bridge". Tread carefully in terms of WP:SYNTH.
- Guliolopez (talk) 17:10, 8 June 2026 (UTC)
- PS: If you're from/in the Mahon Bridge area Tomkeithie, maybe consider taking a few photos for Commons and use in the article. Commons-eligible ones only. Obvs. There's none on geograph. Guliolopez (talk) 17:12, 8 June 2026 (UTC)
