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Entrance gateway serving Clooncallow House (13402716), built c. 1770, comprising a pair of ashlar limestone gate piers (on square-plan) having moulded limestone plinths, carved limestone mouldings to inner face of each pier (stopping gates from swinging out), and stepped carved limestone capping with moulded cornice and carved limestone pineapple finials. Gateway probably moved here from another location. Elaborate wrought-iron double gates with spear finials. Cut limestone wheel guards adjacent to piers to north side of gate. Sections of coursed rubble stone boundary wall to either side of gate (east and west). Disused single-storey gate lodge to the northwest side of gates, built c. 1800, having hipped natural slate roof with brick chimneystack, roughcast rendered walls and square-headed openings. Set slightly back from road to the southwest of Clooncallow House and to the southeast of Ballymahon.

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