Ardee Road Bridge — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Single-arch road bridge over railway track, built c. 1870. Squared-and-snecked limestone and sandstone walling, ashlar limestone string course and impost to vault; segmental-headed arches, rock-faced limestone voussoirs; rock-faced ashlar full-height pilasters flanking arches; soldier limestone coping to north parapet, ashlar limestone coping to south parapet.

This handsome bridge is one of a group of structures which form Dundalk Railway Station. Its skillfully executed stonework, displaying a variety of finishing, is a testament to railway bridge building in the late nineteenth-century. Ardee Bridge is a vital feature within the complex giving necessary access over the railway.

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