Ballaghnatrillick Bridge — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Single-span limestone road-over-river bridge, built c. 1840. Uncoursed rubble stone walling rising uninterrupted to parapet, forward-projecting abutments to either side of arch, squared-and-snecked rubble stone embankments to river's edge. Semi-circular arch, tooled ashlar voussoirs alternately projecting from the . Squared rubble copings to parapet, lower squared rubble lining with splayed concrete capping to inner faces of parapets, passing recesses in centre of bridge. Bitmac slightly-humped single-carriageway, narrow grass verges. Spanning from south-west to north-east over Ballaghnatrillick River.

This is a particularly attractive bridge with an elegant arch and fine cut-stone alternating voussoirs is located in a spectacular setting with mountains rising behind to west. It displays a high level of technical skill in its stone construction and is an important feature in the village of Ballaghnatrillick.

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