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Fermoy House — Brian Boru Square

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Fermoy House — Brian Boru Square
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Boundary walls and entrance gates, built c. 1820, and marking perimeter of now demolished Fermoy House and forming boundary to public park. Rubble limestone plinth walls with dressed limestone coping and cast-iron spearhead railings. Cast-iron lamp standards mounted at intervals on square-profile dressed limestone piers with plinths and caps. Quadrant entrance to avenue having ten square-profile piers to three vehicular gateways, one gateway being flanked by pedestrian entrances. Piers are of rusticated ashlar limestone, with moulded caps and plinths, and having cast-iron gates, with decorative cast-iron railings between gateways.

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