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Excavations in 1984 at the Four Courts Extension revealed a series of arched foundations which were believed to be part of a 16th century building (L 18.2m). These had semi-circular arches springing from solid masonry piers. Heavily mortared, roughly coursed limestone masonry was used throughout (McMahon 1988, 271-319).
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