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Unlocated landscape feature within townland, described by Carrigan as 'At the north side of the Moat (Middlemount), about 20 yards from its base, is a plot, a quarter of an extent, called 'the Friar's Garden'; its fences are still well marked. In the small space between it and the moat, are some slight traces of a house, evidently the residence of a friar from whom the garden is named' (Carrigan 1905, 61).
Compiled by: Caimin O'Brien
Date of upload: 17 December 2007
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