What is recorded here
Triple-span limestone road-over-river bridge, built c. 1840. Coursed rock-faced ashlar walling rising to form parapets, triangular buttresses to east side of south elevation. Long-span central segmental arch flanked by short-span round-headed arches, rock-faced ashlar voussoirs. Rock-faced ashlar piers between arches with semi-circular cutwaters to each end, with projecting strings and domed capstones. Roughly-dressed sandstone copings to parapets. Bitmac carriageway. Spans east-west over Easkey River.
This fine bridge is an imposing structure over the Easkey River. Ashlar stonework to piers and arches is particularly well executed.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 32401102
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