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What is recorded here

Ashlar limestone retaining walls having square-profile piers with wrought-iron panels, built c. 1870. Full-height round-headed niches to retaining walls west elevation with hood mouldings and keystones. Flight of rendered steps having cast-iron railings to west.

Imposing walls, piers and railings marking the boundary of St. Coleman’s Cathedral. The solidly constructed walls are particularly well designed and are indicative of the quality of nineteenth century craftsmanship and engineering. Prominently sited, they provide important context to the locality.

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