Plaque in Rathgoggan Middle, County Cork

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Pier-mounted cut-limestone plaque, dated 1800.

A plaque surviving as an interesting relic of the Fort Saint George estate following the demolition of the eponymous house. The plaque is finely detailed and, in addition to a feathered margin, includes a set square and compass pointing to an association with freemasonry.

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 20806068

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