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Single-span limestone road bridge, built c.1845, spanning Cork-Mallow railway line. Rock-faced limestone walls with cut limestone stringcourse and coping stones to parapets. Segmental-headed arch with margined rock-faced voussoirs.
The form and materials used in this fine bridge are characteristic of nineteenth century railway structures. The rock-faced walls were clearly worked by skilled masons and create a sense of solidity and permanence. It forms part of a group with the other bridges along the Cork-Mallow line.

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