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Terrace of five three-bay two-storey limestone almshouses, reputedly built in 1691, restored in 1970 and renovated by Limerick Corporation in 1993. Pitched slate roof with six limestone chimneystacks with plain clay pots. Coursed rubble limestone front elevation and side elevation with limestone ashlar quoins and red brick to chimney flue on side elevation, partially replaced c. 1995. Segmental-headed boarded-up window openings with red brick arches, red brick and limestone reveals, limestone sills. Segmental-headed blocked-up door openings with red brick arches, red brick and limestone reveals, some with limestone steps. Terrace perpendicular to the street located within grounds enclosed by coursed rubble limestone to south and east, with limestone capping. Two limestone ashlar piers joined by rusticated limestone plinth wall with coping surmounted by replacement mild steel railings, c. 1990. Low level wall to west has matching detailing. To north is a rusticated stone with pronounced horizontal joints. Railings and piers have been moved since 1870.
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