What is recorded here
Buckard's Bridge in Clooneen has beautifully fitted stones round its arch and a much rougher wall above. All that finery faces the Owenbeg River: the trout get the wedding suit, while Manorhamilton gets the gardening trousers.
Single-arch road bridge over the Owenbeg River, built c.1840, with ashlar sandstone voussoirs to arch-ring and random sandstone parapet walls.
This modest single-arched road bridge, crossing a small river, is enhanced by its ashlar sandstone voussoirs. It is both architecturally appealing and technically significant, and as an integral part of Manorhamilton's infrastructure, it is of social importance.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 30805004
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