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Saint Brigid's Well Brewery — O'Connell Street

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Saint Brigid's Well Brewery — O'Connell Street
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Gateway, dated 1862, comprising elliptical-headed opening with tooled rock-faced cut-sandstone block-and-start surround having keystone/date stone, rock-faced cut-limestone piers, cut-stone coping having carved lion finial, and sections of coursed rock-faced cut-limestone flanking lower walls incorporating square-headed pedestrian opening to west with cut-stone lintel, and shallow segmental-headed pedestrian opening to east with red brick ‘voussoirs’ (now blocked-up with exposed concrete block). Road fronted at entrance to grounds of Saint Brigid’s Well Brewery.

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