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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.

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 13901835

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