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Freestanding memorial monument, erected 1928, commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Ballinamuck (1798). Comprises a statue of a wounded Irish pike man, carved in white Sicilian marble, over a moulded stepped ashlar granite base (on square-plan), having marble commemorative plaques to each face with inscriptions in English and Gaelic. Enclosed by wrought-iron railings, rubble sandstone plinth wall to the front (west). Located to front of visitor’s centre (13301002) to the centre of Ballinamuck village.
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