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Entrance gateway, erected c.1850, comprising double-leaf decorative cast-iron gates, flanked by cut limestone cruciform-plan gate piers with carved caps and plinths and moulded string courses, flanked by pedestrian gates and square-profile cut limestone piers with string courses and pyramidal caps. Cast- and wrought-iron lanterns to inner piers. Coursed limestone boundary walls having rounded copings. Cut limestone jostle stones inside gates. Located at entrance to Saint Patrick's Redemptorist Monastery.
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