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Tristernagh House — TRISTERNAGH DEMESNE

demesne walls/gates/railings
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Tristernagh House — TRISTERNAGH DEMESNE
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Entrance gates serving former Tristernagh House Demesne (demolished), built c.1820, comprising central entrance flanked by pedestrian entrances to either side with sections of quadrant walls to east and west. Gateway formed of six cut stone gate piers on square plan with chamfered plinths. Moulded cut stone coping to outer piers. Inner piers to central entrance support a pair of cast-iron gates. Pedestrian entrance to west retains cast-iron gate, pedestrian entrance to east now partially blocked up. Quadrant walls constructed of rubble stone with cut stone coping over. Located to the south of the site of Tristernagh House/Abbey adjacent to Templecross church on small country road.

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