What is recorded here
Single arch bridge crossing south channel of River Lee, constructed 1902, with low parapet wall, limestone walls and inscribed plaque.
Bridge from the turn of the twentieth century on the south channel of the River Lee. Significant as a model of engineering from that period, and important also for its continuing use.
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