What is recorded here
V-shaped weir on the River Liffey, c. 1760. Limestone rubble sluice on west bank with remnants of iron sluice gate fittings.
The mill weir is an attractive feature of the river and part of a group of local mill structures that are an important element of the social heritage of the Palmerstown area.
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Places near here
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The Royal Canal WayWalking route · 970 yd
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Oldtown WoodWood · 1546 yd
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water pumpwater pump · 114 ydOther information
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