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outbuilding — O'Connell Street

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outbuilding — O'Connell Street
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Attached two-bay four-storey over basement stone former warehouse, built c. 1800. Pitched roof with uPVC rainwater goods. Rubble limestone walls with some red brick to the side elevation and rendered to the other side elevation. Central loophole window with timber lintels inserted to form window openings to the second and third floors with a timber window to the third floor and a uPVC window to the second floor. A tall timber multiple-pane window to the ground floor with iron bars and a limestone sill. Elliptical brick arch opening with double-leaf timber shutters. Brick arch below the loophole to a basement opening with metal iron grille to the ground. Situated on a lane to the rear of No. 114 O'Connell Street.

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