Croghan Bridge — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Three-arch stone bridge, built c.1750, carrying local road over River Camcor. Random coursed stonework with ashlar arch rings. V-shaped cut-waters upstream and downstream. River bank accessed by stone steps. Modern railings mounted on upstream parapet.

Located on the boundary of Birr Demesne, this slightly-humpbacked bridge is simple in design and construction, reflecting its age and purpose. Linking counties Tipperary and Offaly, it carries traffic to and from Birr, thus performing a social function by facilitating the transport of people and goods.

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