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Marble Hill — Portnablagh

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Marble Hill — Portnablagh
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Main gateway serving Marble Hill (see 40901602), erected c. 1810 or c. 1834 and probably re-erected c. 1895, comprising a pair of hammered ashlar gate piers (on square-plan) having stepped cut stone coping over surmounted by cut stone pineapple finials over, and with a pair of decorative wrought-iron gates. Attendant gate lodge (see 40901617) adjacent to the east. Gateway flanked to either side (east and west) by quadrant sections of roughcast rendered rubble stone boundary walling having cut stone coping over and terminated by piers (on square-plan). Located in the rural countryside to the east\south-east of Dunfanaghy and to the south-east of Marble Hill at start of approach avenue to house. Marble Hill Strand adjacent to the east.

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