What is recorded here
Two pairs of cast-iron piers with wrought-iron single and double gates, erected c.1900.
Although iron single and double gates are a common feature in Ireland, the piers are more unusual. It is noteworthy to see such good examples of matching single and double gates in close proximity to each other. Together they contribute to the setting of Saint Brigid's Church.
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