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Entrance gates to Lough Cutra Castle, erected c.1815 at north-western entrance to demesne, comprising ornate double-leaf cast-iron vehicular and flanking pedestrian gates, flanked by square-plan limestone ashlar piers with ornately carved spired caps with moulded bases. Pedestrian openings have moulded surrounds, cut-stone lintels over and have pyramidal arrangement of carved limestone balls above. Snecked limestone ashlar quadrant walls with moulded string course, crenellated copings with moulded tops, and moulded bases. Lancet recess to boundary walls next to pedestrian gates. Gate lodge to north side of gateway.
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