
What is recorded here
Entrance gates serving Ballyglass House (15309017), erected c.1885, comprising four decorative cast-iron gate posts supporting decorative cast-iron gates and railings. Rubble limestone boundary wall runs away to either side (north and south). Located to the west of Ballyglass house and to the north of Mullingar Town.
A highly decorative entrance gate serving Ballyglass House (15309017), which retain its early character. These gates have the appearance/feel of late Victorian railings frequently found outside late nineteenth-century Roman Catholic churches and they may have been moved to Ballyglass from another location. These gates are and attractive feature along the roadscape to the north of Mullingar, adding a decorative element to their rural location. The rubble limestone boundary walls complete the setting.
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