What is recorded here

Entrance gate, built c. 1835, comprising rendered crenellated sweep walls with carved limestone copings, having square-profile dressed limestone inner and outer piers with plinths and carved caps with moulded cornices, decorative cast-iron double-leaf gates, and with wrought-iron triangular arch over entranceway, with wrought-lettering. Rubble boundary walls to north and south.

This entrance forms an imposing and interesting feature along the roadside, enhanced by the unusual crenellated sweep walls. They form a group with Castle Kevin to the north and its outbuildings. Its crenellated walls reflect those of the main house and their copings and piers are well crafted.

This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.