What is recorded here
Stables in Townparks puts corrugated iron gates between limestone pillars wearing little pyramids. The pillars look ready to receive a duchess; the gates look ready to tell her the horsebox won't reverse itself.
Former stable yard, built 1870, comprising gable-fronted single-storey stables ranges and two-storey coach-house to rear. Partially demolished c.1954. Now annexed to adjoining hall. Double-pitched natural slate roof with ashlar gable copings with metal finials to coach house and cast iron rainwater goods. Snecked limestone wall to street frontage. Timber oculus to gable to street. Corrugated iron gates to yard between ashlar limestone piers with pyramidal copings.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 14009548
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