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What is recorded here

Remains of single-bay single-cell single-storey World War Two-era coastal watchman's hut, in use c. 1939-45, having canted front elevation (north). Now out of use. Flat concrete roof. Mass concrete walls having square-headed window openings, fittings now gone. Square-headed doorway to the north-west elevation, fittings now gone. Located in a prominent location on an elevated site close to the north side of tip of Malin Head, and adjacent to former Napoleonic-era signal tower (see 40900101) and former semaphore and\or telegraph station (see 40900113). 'Eire' sign painted on rocks adjacent to site.

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Malin Head Watchman's Hut — ARDMALIN

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