What is recorded here

Single-arch limestone railway bridge, built c. 1856. Rubble stone walls having cut stone parapets and stringcourses. Rubble stone buttresses to east and west elevations and rusticated voussoirs to segmental-headed arch.

This handsome bridge is one of a group of structures which were once part of the Limerick to Tralee line built by the Great Southern and Western Railway company. Its skillfully executed stonework, which displays a variety of finishes is testament to high quality railway bridge building in the mid nineteenth century.

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