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Remains of detached four-bay distillery c.1830, comprising section of random rubble stone wall on an L-shaped plan with lime mortar, red brick segmental relieving arches, and remains of round-headed window openings with red brick ‘voussoirs’, and no fittings. In use as flour mill, 1840. Decommissioned, pre-1927. Set back from road in own grounds with wall fronting on to Greagagh River.
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