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A granite doorway (Wth 1.24m; present H 1.18m) with an eliptical head is built into the N wall of a warehouse at Lett's Brewery. It may have come from a manor house built by Sir Henry Wallop in the late 16th century or from the site of the Franciscan friary (WX020-031002-).

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record WX020-070

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