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Subterranean stone icehouse, built c. 1780, now disused. Vaulted chambers to north and south linked via passageway with flight of cut limestone entrance steps to east. Barrel-vaulted lower (south) chamber, partially damaged with traces of brick floor vaulting remaining. Rendered limestone rubble and brick masonry. Round-headed openings to south chamber, rubble masonry voussoirs; square-headed opening to north chamber, cut limestone lintel. Set into hillside in what is now a public park, formerly part of the demesne attached to Dundalk House.
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