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Garbally — Ballinasloe

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Garbally — Ballinasloe
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Freestanding hollow limestone obelisk, erected 1811. Octagonal-profile carved stone structure having ribs to angles and graduated elliptical piercings to faces. Scrolled bottoms to ribs, over concave-profile base. Set on heavy stone square-profile plinth having moulded cornice, recessed panels to two side and slightly projecting centrepieces to other sides, with moulded string courses over plinths, all atop stepped base having canted corner piers. Located to south-west of Garbally House, in demesne.

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