What is recorded here
Freestanding two- or three-oven single-stage lime kiln "tower", extant 1903, on a square plan. Now disused. Set in overgrown grounds originally shared with Drinagh Cement Works.
An overgrown lime kiln ""tower"" surviving as an interesting relic of the Drinagh Cement Works complex opened (1871) by Henry ""Harry"" Joseph Cooper (----) of Drinagh House (cf. 15704271).
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