Ballyartella Bridge — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Five-arch limestone road bridge over Nenagh River, built c.1720. Rubble walls with snecked limestone cut-waters to south elevation and rubble voussoirs to round and segmental arches. Semi-circular-plan refuges to south parapet walls.

This bridge is a fine example of the technical achievements of local craftsmen. It is constructed with rubble limestone masonry contrasting with the finer masonry of the cut-waters. The bridge design caters for vehicular as well as pedestrian traffic as the refuges to the south testify.

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