Designed landscape in Gort An Imill, County Cork

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What is recorded here

Overgrown square tower (int: 2.46m E-W; 2.47m N-S), c. 30m NE of Gortanimill House (CO069-005001-). Two-storey with ground floor door in W wall, fireplace in S wall, windows in N and E walls; 2nd-floor door in S wall, fireplace in W wall and windows in N and E walls. Embattled parapet wall.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record CO069-005002

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