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What is recorded here
The ordinary view hides the useful part of the story. The bridge is supported on concrete piers (seven to each side) and has a low parapet topped with tubular metal railings.
Six ‘arch’ concrete road bridge of c.1935 spanning the Pollaphuca reservoir. The bridge is supported on concrete piers (seven to each side) and has a low parapet topped with tubular metal railings. Crash barriers have been installed to each side of the road.
The bridge is supported on concrete piers (seven to each side) and has a low parapet topped with tubular metal railings.
Good example of a 1930s concrete road bridge, still in largely original condition.
The story behind this place
The bridge is supported on concrete piers (seven to each side) and has a low parapet topped with tubular metal railings.
This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.
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