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Ardken — Ardagh

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Ardken — Ardagh
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Entrance gateway originally serving Mount Jessop (13401807), built c. 1860. Re-erected, c. 1985, and now forming the entrance to a modern two-storey house. Comprises a central pair of roughly coursed limestone gate piers (on square-plan), having moulded pyramidal capstones over with cornice and with double leaf wrought-iron gates. Central gateway flanked to either side by sections of dressed limestone plinth wall (on elliptical-plan) with wrought-iron railings over having spear finials. Gateway terminated by gate piers of a similar design to central piers. Located adjacent to the south of the southeast gates (13312035) serving Ardagh House and to the east of Ardagh.

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