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Murroogh House

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Murroogh House
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Level crossing gates, erected 1851, comprising pair of circular-profile cut and carved limestone piers to each side of crossing, having fluted domed caps, those to north being of replacement render, and also having plinths and cornices. Decorative cast-iron double-leaf vehicular gates, with matching pedestrian cast-iron gate to west side of each, and with snecked limestone flanking walls with curved copings.

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