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Inishbeg Bridge

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Inishbeg Bridge
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Single-arch road bridge spanning tidal channel, built c.1820. Coursed limestone block construction with stilted camber-arch and voussoirs. Piers and parapet with upright rounded coping.
This road bridge which connects Inishbeg to the mainland displays skilled local craftsmanship and attention to detail, providing an insight into nineteenth century bridge building. It compliments the landscape in which it is set and remains an essential transport link in the area.

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 20915001

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