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Single-span cast-iron girder railway bridge, dated 1893, over Abhainn Bhéal na Cora [Bealnacarra River]. Limestone block piers with limestone and recent concrete block copings supporting riveted wrought and cast-iron girder bridge with riveted parapet wall having maker's mark to girder in south elevation. Recent wrought-iron railing and gates to west elevation. Rubble-stone and earth abutments to east and west.
This example of late nineteenth-century engineering was erected for the Midland Great Western Railway Company and is part of the defunct Galway to Clifden branch. The structure was made by Joseph Westwood & Co. Engineers and Contractors, London. The bridge has been well maintained and is in good structural condition.

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Photo: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage · Website use allowed for educational or private purposes with source credit