Building misc in Doonard Lower, County Kerry

What is recorded here

Building misc in Doonard Lower has lost its roof and become a boundary wall, but kept two carriage arches. Even after that demotion, it expects you to arrive in something pulled by horses.

Remains of detached five-bay single-storey rubble stone-built former industrial building, built c. 1860, possibly originally of more storeys with pair of segmental-headed integral carriage arches. Now ruinous and in use as boundary wall. No roof. Squared rubble stone and part rendered walls. Attached gateway to south comprising pair of stone piers with segmental-headed opening having parapet, blocking course and on piers with impost capitals and wrought-iron gate. Square-headed blind openings to north with stone voussoirs. Arched gateways to south facade. Rubble stone boundary wall to west and north of site. Part of east wall removed and building inserted in latter part of twentieth century.

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 21300308

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