
What is recorded here
Double-arch sandstone road bridge, built c.1800, over Aughvaria River, with U-plan cut-waters to south elevation. Dressed stone voussoirs to arches and snecked rubble walls, dressed below springing point, with rubble stone above brought to courses and separated from snecked stone parapet by dressed stone string course dressed stone capping.
This stone bridge is a notable example of skilled craftsmanship, with well-executed stonework to the voussoirs and the projecting cut-waters.
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Killavalla WoodForest · 8.9 mi
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