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Viscount de Vesci Monument

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Viscount de Vesci Monument in Rathmoyle has four lion heads serving as water spouts. King of the beasts, reduced to a tap. And there are four of them, so they can’t even comfort themselves that it’s a management position.
Freestanding limestone monument, erected 1855, comprising rusticated pedestal on a stepped base having four lion mask water spouts and finial over. Bronze lettering to east face reads : "Erected in memory/of/John 2nd Viscount de Vesci/by/public subscription/AD/1855"

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 12900703

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