What is recorded here

Entrance gates serving the former Tyrrellspass Rectory (15403321), erected c.1810, comprising a pair of moulded fluted ashlar limestone gate posts, on square-plan having fluted domed heads, supporting a pair of cast-iron gates. Entrance gates flanked to the north and the south by quadrant sections of rubble limestone boundary walls (originally rendered), over a cut stone plinth and having cut stone coping over, and terminated by ashlar limestone gate piers. Much altered single-storey former gate lodge lies inside gates to the north. Located to the southwest of rectory and to the north of Tyrrellspass.

An appealing and interesting entrance gate associated with the former Tyrrellspass Rectory (15403321). The inner gate piers are of quite an unusual design of a gateway associated with a rectory and display high quality craftsmanship. This gateway forms part of an interesting pair of related structures and makes a pleasing visual statement along the roadscape to the north of Tyrrellspass.

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