
What is recorded here
Single-bay gable-fronted lifeboat house, c.1870, with granite slip way to rear.ROOF: Double pitched slate roof; granite ridge tiles; red brick course beneath eaves. WALLS: Ashlar granite and cement rendered façade with red brick courses to gable front; granite rubble side walls. OPENINGS:Circular window with brick dressed opening; timber tongued and grooved panelled surround with two leaf tongue and grooved door.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 11359037
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