Castleroberts Bridge — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Seven-arch limestone road bridge over the River Maigue, built c. 1780. Rubble stone walls with carved stone copings and cut stone voussoirs to segmental-headed arches. Carved stone U-cutwaters to east and west elevations.

This large bridge of strong construction and elegant design, is a prominent landmark in the Castleroberts area. It spans the River Maigue in a series of graceful arches, which are complemented by the finely carved U-cutwaters on both the upstream and downstream elevations. The bridge is a technical, architectural and engineering achievement, which contributes greatly to the built heritage of the locality.

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