What is recorded here
Rubble stone retaining wall, c.1860, with cast-iron mooring bollards.
This section of retaining wall, built for the berthing of boats, is of interest for its associations with the Grand Canal, and attests to the continued development of the canal in Monasterevin in the mid nineteenth century.
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