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Historic building in Newtownbarry

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Channelled stream, extant 1839, on an elongated plan between lichen-spotted cut-granite kerbed retaining walls centred on paired cut-granite slab footbridges; granite ashlar culvert screens having lichen-spotted cut-granite coping.
A lime tree-lined channelled stream representing an important component of the built heritage of Bunclody. NOTE: Variously cited as the centrepiece of a "new town" planned by the Maxwells of Woodfield [Newtownbarry House] or 'the idea of the late [Robert Westley] Hall-Dare to have an abundance of water for household purposes conveyed through the street in this manner' (Bassett 1885, 345).

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 15602071

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