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Elmgrove Bridge

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Elmgrove Bridge
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Triple-arch masonry road bridge, built c.1760, carrying the Kinnitty to Birr road over the River Camcor. Random rubble stone walls with dressed limestone blocks on upstream side and dressed masonry voussoirs to arch-rings. Arches of semicircular profile. Repair work to parapet with concrete coping. V-shaped cutwaters upstream.
This bridge, carrying the Kinnitty to Birr road over the River Camcor, creates a picturesque riverscape. The guniting covers much of the historical evidence of the bridge.

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 14819232

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