Gowlagh Bridge — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Single-arch road bridge over tributary of the River Bilboa, built c. 1800. Random rubble walls with cut limestone voussoirs to round-headed arch. Cast-iron patris plate to north elevation.

The unassuming view of this bridge from road level belies the substantial structure below. Its masonry is solidly built and apart from the cast-iron patris plate visible on north elevation indicating restoration works at some point, it is a good example of the quality of workmanship of the nineteenth century.

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