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Triangular public park at centre of Clarinbridge village, laid out c.1875, bounded by snecked squared limestone walls with castellation-like coping stones. Pedestrian gate comprises cut limestone piers with plinths and carved caps, with decorative wrought-iron gate. Garden to interior with lawns and flowers, with…
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From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 30335003
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