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Rectangular-plan park, enclosed c.1870, former military exercise ground to Collins Barracks. Recently constructed stone monuments commemorating historical use as burial ground following 1798 rebellion. Lawn throughout, compacted gravel paths, London Plane trees to southern edge, maple trees to east edge. Granite stone plinth with cast-iron railings to south boundary. Cast-iron railings, gates, red brick elevation of neighbouring building to west boundary. Snecked limestone retaining wall with parapet with granite capping to north boundary, snecked limestone wall with granite capping to east boundary. Cast-iron entrance gates with square-profile rendered piers to east end of south boundary. Recent steel pedestrian entrance gate to east end of north boundary. Double-leaf wrought-iron gates to with square-profile cut limestone piers with granite capstones to north boundary.
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