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Freestanding limekiln, erected c.1860, comprising square-plan structure with vertical faces of coursed rubble limestone. Limestone retaining arch to seaward side having rubble voussoirs with wrought-iron lintel below and raking-out hole framed by iron and brickwork. Kiln set into slope to facilitate loading of crushed limestone.

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kiln — Inis Mór [Inishmore]

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