
What is recorded here
Section of random rubble limestone quay wall, c.1820, with base batter, and squared rubble limestone coping to parapet. Extended to south/south-east, post-1940. Sited enclosing strand to east of Dungarvan Bay.
An important reminder of the maritime activities that historically supported the commercial and industrial economy of Dungarvan, this section of quay wall has been constructed using locally-sourced materials, thereby assimilating well into the landscape, and forms an attractive feature in the townscape.
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Places near here
Kincorahouse · 33 yd
RIC barracksRIC barracks · 69 yd
Dungarvan Castle (in Ruins)Castle, Anglo-Norman masonry castle · 235 yd
Structure in DungarvanStructure · 379 yd
Castle (in ruins)Castle, tower house · 388 yd
St. Catherines WellHoly well · 407 yd
Grattan SquareVisitor information · 489 yd
Cunnigar PointHeadland · 756 yd
Horse-chestnutHorse-chestnut · 1.9 miOther information
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