What is recorded here

Double-arch road bridge, built c.1780, spanning tributary of Ballynacarriga Lough. Round-headed arches with roughly dressed limestone voussoirs and exposed rubble limestone soffits, springing from rubble stone piers with rubble limestone walls spandrels and parapets with rendered copings. Dry arches to south, with rubble limestone enclosing wall.

This well-executed bridge, located on the western approach to the village of Ballynacarriga, is a notable landmark in the landscape. It forms a mutually complimentary picturesque grouping with Ballynacarriga Castle and the former Rock Castle Mill.

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