Thanks for the reply ConK.
Is Emo Court house not state owned? My understanding is that when the religious order moved out that a family moved in & restored the house. They lived in a wing of the house- so maybe it is the furniture from this wing that was sold?
Interestingly the Jesuits joined the ’round room’ with one of the sitting rooms to make their chapel. Also they removed some fireplaces that had scantly cladded people on them but stored them in the basement.
All of these changes now reversed. This house is well and truly worth a visit.