What is recorded here
Four-arch bridge carrying road over floodable field, built c. 1850, leading to bridge at its south side. Elliptically-arched openings with dressed cut limestone voussoirs jambs and piers, set in rubble limestone walls and parapets with roughly dressed limestone copings.
This causeway road is visually attractive and works as an integral part of the bridge to the south. The dressed and rubble stonework utilised in its construction creates textural interest and is a testament to the quality of nineteenth-century craftsmanship.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 20903423
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