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Hearnesbrook — Killimor

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Hearnesbrook — Killimor
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Entrance gateway to Hearnesbrooke, erected c.1800, comprising double-leaf decorative cast-iron vehicular gate, flanked by square-headed pedestrian entrances, latter formed by cut and tooled limestone square-plan piers with plinths having panel detail, supporting carved lintels with recessed panels, and having similar cast-iron gates, with flanking cut limestone plinth walls with matching cast-iron railings, and terminated by square-plan cut and tooled limestone piers with pyramidal caps. Thistle, rose and shamrock motif to gates and railings, hand-shaped hinges supporting double-leaf gates.

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