The Kerry Protestant Hall, a notable architectural work by James Franklin Fuller, is entering a new phase of its history. Before his involvement with the well-known Kylemore Abbey, Fuller designed this building in Tralee. The structure, recognizable by its distinctive red doors, has remained empty for the past twenty years. Recent developments suggest that the site is now poised for a transformation, marking the beginning of a fresh chapter for the long-vacant historic property.
Source : Irish Independent
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