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Mount Juliet — BALLYLINCH DEMESNE, WALTON'S GROVE OR MOUNTJULIET

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Mount Juliet — BALLYLINCH DEMESNE, WALTON'S GROVE OR MOUNTJULIET
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Seven-arch limestone road bridge over river, dated 1762, with two-arch pedestrian underpass to north-east. Coursed cut-limestone walls with cut-limestone stepped triangular cut-waters to piers (flight of five cut-limestone steps to one pier), cut-limestone chamfered coping, and piers to parapets supporting timber fences. Series of seven elliptical-arches with pair of round arches to pedestrian underpass having tooled limestone ashlar voussoirs, and squared rubble stone soffits having render over. Sited spanning River Nore with grass banks to river.(ii) Freestanding tooled cut-limestone date stone/plaque pillar, dated 1762, incorporating sundial.

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