1703 – Santry Court, Santry, Co. Dublin

Santry Court was an early 18th century mansion of red brick with stone facings, built in 1703 by the 3rd Lord Barry of Santry. It was of two storeys over a high basement, with a dormered attic behind the roof parapet. It had a nine-bay entrance front with a pedimented breakfront. Curved wings and sweeps were added later, ca 1740-50 by the 4th and last Lord Barry. The House had a fine interior with a large hall and good plasterwork throughout.

In 1937, the house came into the possession of the state, who intended to repair it and use it as a mental asylum. This plan was shelved by the start of World War II – the need to increase security around Dublin Airport meant it was used as an army depot, and part of the gardens as a firing range. It was severely damaged by fire in 1947 and demolished soon after.