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Former military barracks, built c. 1815, boundary wall only surviving, and currently in use as GAA pitch. Remains of coursed rubble limestone boundary walls with render coping. Snecked limestone walling to east boundary, having central gateway comprising cut limestone vehicular entrance archway with segmental arch having imposts and plinths, peck-dressed voussoirs and moulded cornice, flanked by square-headed pedestrian openings with block-and-start surrounds and triple keystones in rendered walls, all gates having replacement metal gates. Remains of projecting tower to north-east corner and remains of battery to south elevation, latter with square-headed latticed windows.
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