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What is recorded here

Single-span bridge over the Camlin River, built c. 1880. Originally associated with the Kilshruley Manor estate (house now demolished). Flat deck supported on five steel I-beams with foundry mark ‘I and R Mallet, Dublin'. Cut stone and timber boarding to deck, now with concrete and tarmac over. Wrought-iron parapet railings to either side (east and west). Squared and coursed rubble limestone abutments. Squared and coursed rubble limestone piers to ends of parapets/railings, now damaged, having dressed cut limestone string courses at road deck level. Rubble limestone quadrant wall adjacent to bridge to the northwest end. Squared rubble limestone retaining walls to river channel. Located to the west of the site of Kilshruley Manor, and to the west of Granard. Stone weir (13401031) adjacent to the west.

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