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viaduct — Balbriggan

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viaduct — Balbriggan
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Eleven-arch limestone railway viaduct over harbour, built 1843-1844. Renovated c.1990. Built by Dublin and Drogheda Railway, contractor: W. Dargan, Engineer: Sir. John MacNeill.WALLS:Rock-faced cut-limestone; limestone ashlar quoins to piers; replacement iron railings, c.1990, to footpaths flanking railway tracks.OPENINGS:Round-headed arches; cut-stone voussoirs; red brick Flemish bond soffit; some openings blocked up using red brick.

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