
What is recorded here
Rubble limestone estate wall with random block castellated capping stones, built c.1820. Road-fronted with woodland behind (east). Located along the northwest boundary of the former Pollard estate.
This estate wall forms part of the original Kinturk Demesne. The Pollard family of Kinturk House were influential in the development of Castlepollard and this wall is a visual representation of that relationship. It is likely that this wall dates from the 1820s when Kinturk House (15302016) itself was remodelled and the village rebuilt in its present layout. This wall forms an attractive feature which contributes significantly to the streetscape and creates a pleasant approach into the village along the Mullingar Road.
This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.
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