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Gates and railings on plinth wall, erected 1848, forming south boundary of Arbour Hill Prison and grounds of Church of the Sacred Heart. Rusticated limestone plinth wall with tooled granite coping, having cast-iron railings. Four sets of entrance gates, to former military school, to churchyard, to front of church, and to prison. Each consisting of cut granite chamfered square-profile piers with pyramidal capstone and double-leaf cast-iron gates. Quadrant railings to gateway to churchyard. Railings on plinth wall to south elevation of prison building.

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