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Freestanding lime kiln, arranged on circular plan, erected c. 1850, comprising of dry random rubble stone walls, rounded to parapet. Square-headed opening to north with flat stone lintel. Flue largely filled-in and partially overgrown. Located to side of road, south of Carrowmenagh. Site bounded by modern rubble wall and circular gate piers.
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