What is recorded here
Triple-arch road bridge over River Anner, built 1836. Roughly-dressed limestone walls and parapets with dressed limestone voussoirs to round arches, having V-cutwaters to north-east elevation. Limestone plaque to east parapet. North-easternmost arch now disused.
This sweeping triple-arch road bridge is a fine example of a group of bridges designed by Samuel Jones in the surrounding area. The rubble stone walls and rusticated voussoirs were clearly executed by skilled craftsmen.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 22207109
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