Ballylosky Bridge — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Triple-arch road bridge over Glentogher River, erected c. 1800. Segmental arches with squared-rubble stone voussoirs. Squared rubble to vaults and piers. Random-rubble walls to parapets with rendered coping. Rendered triangular cutwaters to both elevations, with cast-iron bracing through piers. Double carriageway with tarmac to deck. Located to south of Carndonagh.

An attractive, well built bridge, complementary to its rural setting and an integral part of the area's historic environment. It has long-served as an important crossing point over the Glentogher River and its continued use is testament to its solid design and construction.

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