
What is recorded here
Single-arch hump-back road bridge over the Multeen River, built 1838. Ivy-clad walls to south elevation, with margined roughly-dressed limestone voussoirs to segmental arch and having roughly-dressed limestone parapets. Limestone plaque to north parapet and recent plaque to south.
Located on the Multeen River this bridge is an attributed to the county's first surveyor and engineer Samuel Jones. The bridge exhibits the employment of skilled masons in both its construction and finishes through features such as the commemorative wall plaque and the margined voussoirs. The importance of the bridge locally is reflected in the addition of a recent wall plaque.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 22205106
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