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The Glebe — BALLYBEG (Fore By.)

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The Glebe — BALLYBEG (Fore By.)
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Entrance gates serving the former Tyrrellspass Rectory (15403321), erected c.1810, comprising a pair of moulded fluted ashlar limestone gate posts, on square-plan having fluted domed heads, supporting a pair of cast-iron gates. Entrance gates flanked to the north and the south by quadrant sections of rubble limestone boundary walls (originally rendered), over a cut stone plinth and having cut stone coping over, and terminated by ashlar limestone gate piers. Much altered single-storey former gate lodge lies inside gates to the north. Located to the southwest of rectory and to the north of Tyrrellspass.

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