What is recorded here

Single-arch railway bridge, erected in 1867, carrying road over the Limerick to Tralee railway branch of the Great Southern and Western Railway line. Rusticated limestone walls with rusticated parapet walls having brick crenellations to south parapet. Cut limestone stringcourse. Abutment walls having roughly dressed limestone and cut limestone copings. Round-headed arch with rusticated limestone voussoirs.

This simply proportioned bridge, retains the original profile of its arch. High quality craftsmanship is evident in the detailing of the rusticated limestone voussoirs and cut limestone coping. The bridge forms an integral part of the history of railway transport in the area being built by the Great Southern and Western Railway company.

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