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Entrance gates to Baronstown House (demolished), erected c.1810, comprising pair of ashlar limestone piers on square plan with square-profiled Doric pilasters to corners, decorative plaster urn finials over and (later) looped wrought-iron double gates. Now in use as the entrance gates to modern dwelling. Sections of original estate wall run away to southwest and northeast. Set in rural countryside to the northeast of Ballynacarrigy. Associated lodge now demolished.

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