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Rossmore Castle — CORLATTAN

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Rossmore Castle — CORLATTAN
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What is recorded here

Man-made stepped platform, built c.1850, comprising five sets of steps with grass terraces descending from foundations of Rossmore Castle, overlooking Castle Lough to north. Flights vary between seven and eight steps, some with nosing, some block-cut without nosing. Flights of steps flanked by tooled limestone copings. Moulded limestone octagonal-plan pedestals on lowest most northerly terrace may have been used for displaying sculpture, possible architectural remains from Rossmore Castle.

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