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Detached thirteen-bay two-storey former fish processing factory, built c.1870, now disused and having steel shoring to gables and to north-western long side. Pitched replacement corrugated-metal roof, having moulded red-brick courses to eaves, concrete copings to gables, and cut limestone chimneystack to south-east gable with rock-faced plinth, and rock-faced chimneystack to rear wall. Rock-faced snecked dressed limestone walls to front and gable elevations, having limestone kneelers with same profile as brick eaves. Coursed rock-faced walling to rear elevation, without kneelers or brick eaves courses. Segmental-headed windows to ground floor of long sides having rock-faced voussoirs, openings now boarded up. Square-headed windows to upper floor, now boarded up. Oculus window to upper north-east gable having rock-faced surround. No openings to rear, seaward, elevation.

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factory — Inis Mór [Inishmore]

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