Overview
Its carved stonework preserves evidence of local engineering. Built around 1820, Carrignavar Bridge is a single-arch bridge. Carved stonework survives. Together, these remains keep the bridge visible at Cork.
History checked 16 August 2026 against the named sources below.
Places near here
- Indicated — Carrignavar, Ballyhestymonumentunder 0.1 miles
- water pump — Carrignavarbuildingunder 0.1 miles
- Children's playground — County Corkattractionunder 0.1 miles
- Fr. Vincent Daly Park Altarmemorialunder 0.1 miles
- house — Carrignavarbuildingunder 0.1 miles
- Gallán — Carrignavarmonument0.1 miles
- Church in Carrignavarmonument0.3 miles
- Castle (in Ruins) — Carrignavarcastle0.3 miles
- Tots to Teensattraction0.3 miles
- Man-made underground passage in Carrignavarmonument0.3 miles
- Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Carrignavarmonument0.3 miles
- Mapped statue in County Corkattraction0.4 miles
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