What is recorded here

Section of watercourse, c.1810, with single arch rubble stone bridge having cut stone voussoirs to each end. Canalised limestone-lined stream between bridges, with shallow inclined bank to south side having squared limestone kerbing.

This feature is an ancillary structure associated with the former Corkagh House. Retaining much original fabric, it is an unusual feature combining practicality and elegance. A feature such as this is an important reminder of the history of the surrounding parkland and the heritage of the Clondalkin area.

This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.