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Dromgoolestown Bridge

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Dromgoolestown Bridge
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Single-arch bridge, built c. 1840, crossing the River Dee. Random rubble stone spandrels and parapet, tooled limestone coping to parapet. Rock-faced limestone voussoirs to arch. Tarmacadam surface to road.
Drumgoolestown bridge is well constructed in the traditional manner with simple but attractive rock-faced voussoirs. Spanning the River Dee it forms an attractive addition to the riverscape as well as to the rural country road.

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