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Plaque in Yellowbatter

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Plaque in Yellowbatter
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What is recorded here

Wall-mounted plaque, dated 1836. Set in rendered, ruled and lined boundary wall.
A plaque recording the party wall line between the properties of 'Thos. Faulkner [and] Michl. McGovern' of Boyne View and Boyne Villa.

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 13620019

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