Bowen’s Court, County Cork

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Bowen’s Court, County Cork was the Anglo-Irish country house and ancestral estate of writer Elizabeth Bowen, long associated with her family’s history and her literary work.

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Bowen’s Court, County Cork canonical 1

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instanceOf country estate
country house
historic house
alsoKnownAs Bowenscourt
Bowen’s Court
appearsIn Elizabeth Bowen’s essays
Elizabeth Bowen’s letters
associatedWith Anglo-Irish literature
Elizabeth Bowen
associatedWithFamily Bowen family of County Cork
associatedWithTheme Anglo-Irish Big House tradition
decline of the Anglo-Irish Ascendancy
country Ireland
countryHouseType Big House
demolished 1959
describedByAuthor Elizabeth Bowen
documentedBy Bowen’s Court (book)
formerOwner Elizabeth Bowen
function ancestral home
family seat
hasGenreOfWritingAboutIt family history
memoir
hasSubject Anglo-Irish identity
landed gentry in Ireland
hasWorkAboutIt Bowen’s Court (book)
heritage Anglo-Irish Ascendancy
influenced fiction of Elizabeth Bowen
memoir Bowen’s Court
languageOfPrimaryAccount English
linkedToHistoricalContext Irish Civil War
Irish War of Independence
locatedIn County Cork
Munster
locatedNear Farahy
Kildorrery
Mitchelstown
notableResident Elizabeth Bowen
ownedBy Bowen family
region north County Cork
status demolished
timePeriod 18th–20th century

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Elizabeth Bowen residence Bowen’s Court, County Cork