Chapelizod Weir — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Rubble stone weir, built c.1800, set on curve across River Liffey, with rubble stone sluice to north end, with some cogged iron wheels retained.

The weir is shown on the 6 inch first edition OS map surveyed in 1837. It could be older than dated in record. Although the structure is not clearly visible, the water formation caused by it has much aesthetic appeal with still water following the curve of the weir, and gentle rapids downstream. As a notable landscape feature the weir is a reminder of the industrial heritage of Chapelizod village and part of a greater collection of historic structures along the course of the Liffey.

This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.