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Creevaghmore

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Creevaghmore
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Entrance gateway serving Creevaghmore House (13402719), 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, and stepped carved limestone capping with moulded cornice. Gateway no longer in use. Pair of modern wrought-iron flat bar gates. Sections of partially roughcast rendered rubble stone boundary wall to either side of gate (northeast and southwest) having rubble stone coping over. Set slightly back from the road to the southeast of Ballymahon and to the west of Creevaghmore House (13402719).

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