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De Valera Public Library — Harmony Row

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De Valera Public Library — Harmony Row
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Freestanding single cell Gothic Revival former Presbyterian church, built 1856 to designs by Joseph Fogarty (1806-87). Remodelled, 1975, to accommodate use as library. Pitched slate roof with finials to gables and cut stone chimneystack to west. Cut-limestone walls to gable and rendered walls to sides, all with cut stone plinth and buttresses. Pointed arch openings to entrance gable with moulded hood mouldings. Altered openings to sides, comprising tall, narrow square-headed window openings.

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