What is recorded here
Attached square-plan single-bay two-storey dovecote, built c. 1820, originally freestanding. Now disused. Pyramidal slate roof with central belvedere to apex having wind vane and clay ridge tiles. Roughcast rubble stone walls with squared quoins. Round-headed openings with red brick arches and reveals. Timber shutter with pigeon holes survives to east first floor opening. In corner of outbuildings yard of Killarney House.
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