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What is recorded here

Freestanding triumphal arch former gate lodge, built c. 1790, now disused. Comprising rendered walls with render quoins, entablature and dentilated cornice, round-headed arch over road having render Gibbsian-style surround and impost course. Square-headed openings to piers having rendered block-and-start surrounds.

Imposing triumphal arch presenting a grand entranceway on the approach avenue to Trabolgan House. Edmond Roche Esq., Lord Fermoy, began construction of the 600 acre Trabolgan demesne in 1700. It remained the seat of the Roche family until 1880 and prominent features in the area, including Roche's Point, recall their presence here. The survival of these demesne structures adds significantly to the architectural heritage of the area.

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