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Summersit — DERRYDARRAGH

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Summersit — DERRYDARRAGH
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What is recorded here

Rubble limestone boundary walls associated with Summersit House (13402501), built c. 1885. Vernacular gateway to the south end of the wall comprising a pair of roughly dressed limestone gate posts having a pair of wrought-iron flat bar gates. Gateway to the north, serving house, comprising a pair of rebuilt rubble limestone gate piers (on square-plan) having reused wrought-iron flat bar gates. Recent stile to wall to north. Holy well (‘Lady Well’ - LF025-001001-), holy bush (LF025-001003-), and mass rock/penal altar (LF025-001003-) located adjacent to north end of north wall. Located to the east of Summersit House, and to the west of Ballymahon.

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