What is recorded here
Rectangular-plan rubble stone pier, built c.1820. Vertically coursed battered rubble stone walls, having later render coping throughout. Occasional concrete bollards at south-western end. Recent iron girder gate piers with double-leaf galvanized steel gates to north-east.
This functioning pier displays fine stonework throughout its fabric which is indicative of the skill of early nineteenth century craftsmen and engineers. It is a striking landmark and an important part of the maritime heritage of the area.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 20913531
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