What is recorded here
Four-arch sandstone road bridge over Clodiagh River, built c.1806. Cut-stone voussoirs to round arches with rubble stone walls, with triangular cut-waters to north elevation and large capping stones to parapets. Stone abutments, partly replaced with concrete block.
The modest bridge is picturesquely sited and the masonry work has been well-executed by skilled craftsmen, and adds textural interest. The memorial plaque dates the bridge to 1806.
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