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Dundalk Garda Síochána Station — The Crescent

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Dundalk Garda Síochána Station — The Crescent
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Walls, built c. 1850, forming boundary around Dundalk Garda Station. Squared random coursed sandstone and limestone walling, half-round granite coping; walls flanking east main gaol block with round-headed arches, ashlar granite surrounds, painted vertically-sheeted gates; entrance to west, square-profile piers, flanking walls forming splayed entrance; square-profile piers to north, granite caps, cast-iron gates. Squared coursed low wall to east of front building, granite coping; snecked stone walling to north and south of front building, granite coping, cast-iron railings, spear and axe finials, dressed ashlar limestone piers with stepped panels and square caps, wrought-iron gates.

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