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Freestanding walls of Mitchelstown Workhouse, built 1851, closed 1922. Coursed limestone rubble walls with tooled stone copings. Entrance to centre of south elevation, comprising pedimented vehicular entrance having tooled segmental-arch opening, having blank shield to pediment, and recent limestone plaque, flanked by segmental-arch pedestrian entrances, set into segmental-arch recessed surrounds in peck-dressed limestone ashlar walls. Corrugated-iron closures to openings. Recent vehicular entrances to east end south elevations having square-profile rendered piers with sheet aluminium gate. No buildings remaining to interior.
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