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Folly, built c. 1860, comprising segmental arch set within rubble stone wall, flanked by segmental arches to walls, set perpendicular to central arch to form U-plan. Rubble and cobble limestone and sandstone to walls. Two flights of nosed granite steps to west of arch, forming part of pathway to site of Saint Ann's house (no longer extant). Situated on elevated site overlooking entrance to Dublin Bay, accessed via splayed flights of rubble stone steps.
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