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Rashedoge Bridge

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Rashedoge Bridge
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Single-arch humped-back bridge, built c.1800, carrying laneway over River Swilly, having rubble stone voussoirs to segmental arch with rubble stone abutments, walls and parapets with field-stone and rendered copings.
An attractive bridge that is part of the civil engineering legacy of Donegal. The large span and low parapets create an elegant and light composition, a testament to the skilled craftsmen who constructed it. The bridge is still an important element of the local infrastructure.

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 40905204

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