What is recorded here

Freestanding group of nine carved stone bollards on crescent-shaped plan, erected c. 1880. Carved limestone hexagonal shafts having conical caps. Located to the southeast of Ardagh House (13312039), within the former demesne.

This group of nine cut stone bollards represents an integral, if subtle, element of a group of related sites/structures associated with the Ardagh House (13312039) demesne. Their unusual form indicates some attention to their design. Groups of carved stone bollards such as these are becoming a rare sight in the Irish landscape, making this group an interesting survival.

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