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bridge — Cloondara

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bridge — Cloondara
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Five-arch road bridge, built c. 1770, having three-arches to section over Camlin River (southeast) and with two arches to northwest end over former millrace associated with Richmond Mill/Distillery (13307011). Possibly extended to northeast end c. 1820. Round-arched arches with dressed voussoirs to arches. Squared rubble limestone piers and spandrels. Squared rubble limestone parapets with concrete coping over. Two rubble stone cutwaters on V-shaped plan to section spanning Camlin River to the south. Located to the northwest of Cloondara.

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