What is recorded here

Freestanding limestone and steel monument, erected c. 1940. It takes the form of a weight resting on four limestone balls, on a limestone plinth base with canted podium and commemorative panelling to sides of plinth base. It is dedicated to John O'Grady (1892-1934), a weight thrower.

A symbolically conceived monument while at the same time evoking a Neo-classical character, located at a the sharp angle of the junction of two roads forming a pike.

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