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Mill Mount Barracks — Barrack Street

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Mill Mount Barracks — Barrack Street
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Stone entrance gate, built c. 1810. Enclosed yard flanked by gates to east and west, stone wall to north. Square-profile gate piers to east, pin-hammered ashlar limestone, chamfered plinth and caps, cast-iron hinge brackets; random rubble walls to north, curved stone coping, arrow loops to north elevation, gate lodge to south. Round-headed carriage arch to west, pin-hammered ashlar limestone walling, cut stone voussoirs and keystone, string course, chamfered plinth, metal gates; square-headed pedestrian opening to north of carriage arch, cut stone surround, now blocked. Gates lead to former army barracks and Martello tower.

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