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Two vernacular entrances, erected c.1850, comprising two pairs of rubble limestone gate piers, on circular plan, with roughly cut stone copping over, each supporting wrought-iron gate. Located opposite each other to the north and south sides of a small country road. Rubble limestone boundary walls run away on both sides of the road to the east. Located to the northwest of Loughanavally.
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