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N bank of river Suir, across the river Anner where it meets the Suir. Hump-backed bridge (Wth 5.7m - including N parapet Wth 0.47m; L 18m, including stone work beyond arches) with three round-headed arches, higher central arch. Appears to be traces of wicker-centring under central arch. No parapet on S side, possibly was but has collapsed. Keystone and voussoirs on either side of S side of central arch have collapsed. Bridge has been widened as evidenced by a straight joint visible on the central and W arch from the NW bank. Close examination of underside of bridge not possible due to deep water and very steep banks. Two cutwaters on N side. Possible that the S side is original, in which case the extension to the N more that doubled the width of the bridge. Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 26 August 2011