What is recorded here
Freestanding "back-to-back" handball alley, built 1935[?]; extant 1945, with part creeper- or ivy-covered cement rendered boundary walls to perimeter. Now disused. Set in landscaped grounds shared with Saint Joseph's National School.
A ""back-to-back"" handball alley representing an interesting component of the twentieth-century architectural heritage of Shrule.
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