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Granite, cast-iron and wrought-iron boundary, erected c. 1850, spanning former garden and forecourt of Mansion House. Quadrant cast-iron railings on ashlar granite plinth to forecourt, terminated at Dawson Street by square-section granite gate piers having slightly inset incised frieze, cavetto-corniced cap and blocking stone, topped by wrought-iron lamps. Ornate double-leaf cast-iron gate with Dublin City Council crest to access path leading to Round Room. To left of Mansion House is rendered section of walling of c. 1710 with square-headed pedestrian opening framed by ashlar granite long-and-short surround. Garden to west of Supper Room bounded by cast-iron railings, in sections, divided by shorter ashlar granite piers, with slightly projecting incised frieze, corniced cap and blocking course. Forecourt laid with replacement cobbles.
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