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What is recorded here

Single-span road bridge over river, built c.1869, comprising two wrought-iron double latticed girders with ashlar limestone terminating piers.

This bridge is an interesting example of late nineteenth-century engineering. The bridge is unusual in Meath due to the form and the materials utilised in its construction. The bridge makes and a notable and positive contribution to the surrounding area and is inscribed: 'John Neville MRIA County Surveyor Engineer T Crendon & Co. Drogheda Contractors 1869'.

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