Bellanagare Bridge — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Single-arch road bridge, built c.1830, comprising cut stone random coursed walls with tooled voussoirs to arch-ring and dressed coping to parapet wall. Stile to north-east side leading to northern bank of river by way of steps.

This bridge, which contributes to the southern end of Bellanagare, is a testament to nineteenth-century achievements in bridge construction. Its finely executed stonework with contrasting dressed and undressed elements is notable.

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