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Togherstown House — Loughanavally

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Togherstown House — Loughanavally
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Entrance gates serving Togherstown House (15402403), erected c.1820, comprising two pairs of cut limestone gate posts, octagonal in plan, linked by a curved limestone plinth wall surmounted by cast-iron railings. Main entrance flanked to the east by a section of rubble ashlar limestone boundary walling having two pedestrian entrances, comprising separate pairs of cut limestone gate posts supporting cast-iron gates. To the south of the main entrance (across the main Mullingar to Ballymahon road) is a pair of cut limestone gate posts supporting wrought-iron double gates, previously associated with Togherstown House and now giving access to field. Main gates located to the southwest of Togherstown House and to the west of Loughanavally.

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