
What is recorded here
Double-arched concrete road bridge, built c. 1930, at a skew over Owentaraglin River, possible on site of earlier stone bridge. Rubble stone base to northern arch. Render copings to parapet walls. Segmental arches. V-cutwaters to both elevations to front of square-profile piers to centre of river. Tooled coursed rubble stone flagging to embankment.
This bridge is a solidly constructed example of twentieth-century engineering in concrete. Its various details reflect those of earlier bridge design.
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