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Freestanding Ionic triumphal arch gateway, built c.1820, forming entrance to Lotabeg. Central vehicular opening flanked by lower pedestrian openings. Ashlar limestone walls, cut stone plinths, moulded stepped cornice and engaged Ionic columns on tooled stone plinths flanking vehicular archway and supporting projecting ends of stepped moulded cornice. Carved limestone sculpture of a lying dog tops the vehicular entrance. Single-leaf ornate wrought-iron gates to pedestrian gateways and double-leaf wrought-iron gates to vehicular entrance. Wrought iron lantern stands over each of the pedestrian gateways. Coursed rubble stone estate walls adjoin the gateway at both sides.
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