What is recorded here
The Water pump in Collegeland has a green lion’s head, which is a fierce amount of security for a drink of water. You’d approach with a bucket and leave feeling you’d stolen from a zoo.
Cast-iron hydrant, c.1860. Fluted shaft and domed cap. Decorative lion's head motif above make's mark. Painted green.
Prominently set at side of road, this standard type cast-iron hydrant is a pleasing addition to the streetscape.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 11213030
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