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Reverend William Casey Monument — An Cheárnog

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Reverend William Casey Monument — An Cheárnog
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Freestanding bronze statue, erected in 1910, representing Reverend William Casey. Mounted on square-profile pedestal of polished carved granite with buttresses and recessed commemorative plaques. Cut rose granite dado with chamfered corners and oval cast bronze plaques surmounted by cut granite capital with bronze shield plaques over tooled granite stepped approach. Located within Market Square.

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