Glashagh Bridge — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Three-arch humpback road bridge over Glashagh River, built c. 1860. Elliptical-headed arches with dressed squared stone voussoirs, cement rendered soffit, V-shaped squared rubble stone cutwaters with rubble stone cap, semi-circular rubble stone pier with domed rubble stone cap to abutments. Concrete underpinning. Random rubble stone spandrels and parapets, stepped parapet walls to south and north ends to bridge; soldier coursed squared rubble stone coping to parapets with some concrete repairs. Tarmacadam double carriageway.

A simple but elegant rural bridge, demonstrating quality stone masonry skills. Its continued use is testimony to its design and construction. With its humpback shape and elliptical arches, it is also a picturesque landmark in this rural landscape.

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