Overview
Built around 1805, Derrybawn Bridge on Laragh is a bridge. The survey preserves the exact form and site of this bridge. The exact form gives Wicklow a clear surviving example of bridge design.
History checked 16 August 2026 against the named sources below.
Places near here
- Derrybawn House — Laraghbuildingunder 0.1 miles
- Ballard Woodforest0.3 miles
- Jackson's Fallswaterfall0.4 miles
- Laragh Bridgebuilding0.4 miles
- mill (water) — Laraghbuilding0.5 miles
- RIC barracks — Laraghbuilding0.5 miles
- Pat Caseyperson0.5 miles
- The Old School House — Laraghbuilding0.5 miles
- Saint John's Church (Derrylossary) — Laraghbuilding0.5 miles
- Croppy Gravememorial0.5 miles
- Grave Yd. (Disused) — Derrybawnmonument0.6 miles
- Priory of St. Saviour (in Ruins), Grave Yd. — Derrybawnmonument0.6 miles
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