Cé Bhaile an Easa [Ballyness Pier]

Pier/jetty, erected c.1849 and extended by timber section to southwest end c.1898. Constructed of battered coursed squared rubble stone masonry with rubble sandstone wall to seaward/northwest side having cement coping. Flight of cut-stone steps inset to southwest end of pier. Concrete deck with concrete bollards to southwest verge of stone pier, cast-iron bollard to southwest end, and wrought-iron hoop restraints to southeast verge. Timber deck to later extension supported on cross-braced timber superstructure. Metal ladder to southeast elevation of pier stone wall and to southeast elevation and to southwest end of later timber section. Concrete slipway adjacent to southeast side of pier. Detached single-bay single-storey former coastguard boathouse adjacent to east, built c.1885, having remains of pitched natural slate roof with later felt covering, rendered rubble stone walls with cast-iron pattress-plate and wrought-iron tie-bar, camber-arch window opening to northwest side elevation with wrought-iron bars, and with segmental-headed carriage-arch opening to southwest gable end having battened timber double-leaf door. Rubble stone slipway to southwest of boathouse, with cement coping. Located north-west of An Fál Carrach [Falcarragh] jutting into Bá Bhaile an Easa [Ballyness Bay].