Glenduff Bridge

Triple-arch road bridge over tributary of the River Duag, built c. 1800, having round-headed arches, middle being taller than others, with V-cutwaters to north elevation. Rubble limestone walls with roughly voussoirs to eastern arch, and rendered voussoirs to other arches. Rubble stone parapet walls with render coping.

This unusual bridge has incised render to two arches, signifying voussoirs, which provides textural contrast with the roughly dressed voussoirs to the arch to the east. Visible to the east due to a bend in the road, it provides architectural interest to the roadscape. It is situated on the boundary between counties Cork and Tipperary.