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kiln — CLOGHANAROLD

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Freestanding round-profile former limestone limekiln, erected c. 1800, having external rubble limestone ramp to west elevation. Dressed battered stone walls having cut stone crenellations. Cut limestone twin-light windows at first floor level. Square-headed door opening to west elevation. Kiln opening, on north side, consists of arched opening. Attached to west side of kiln is earthen ramp retained by limestone walls. At top of ramp, doorway with double-arched head gives access to a space which contains top of circular funnell opening.

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