Overview
Built around 1760, the bridge on Carnaross is a bridge. Rubble-limestone walls survives. The rubble-limestone walls gives Meath a clear surviving example of bridge design.
History checked 16 August 2026 against the named sources below.
Places near here
- Saint Ciaran's Catholic Church — Carnarossbuilding0.3 miles
- presbytery/parochial/curate's house — Carnarossbuilding0.3 miles
- Mapped graveyard — County Meathmemorial0.3 miles
- forge/smithy — Carnarossbuilding0.3 miles
- water pump — Carnarossbuilding0.3 miles
- house — Carnarossbuilding0.3 miles
- Jack's Bridge — CASTLEKEERAN, WOODPOLEbuilding0.5 miles
- Cross — Castlekeeranmonument0.5 miles
- Cross — High cross in Castlekeeranmonument0.5 miles
- Castlekieran Graveyardmemorial0.5 miles
- Ogham stone in Castlekeeranmonument0.5 miles
- Grave Yard — Castlekeeranmonument0.5 miles
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