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weir, sluice/sluice gate — Termonbarry

weir, sluice/sluice gate
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weir, sluice/sluice gate — Termonbarry
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Weir in the River Shannon, built c. 1845. Constructed of ashlar limestone. Altered c. 1950, surmounted by walkway with metal railings providing access to concrete and dressed limestone sluice gates with U-cutwaters and steel-framed gates. Iron tram on rails to walkway over sluice gates. Located to the south of Termonbarry Bridge (13401301) to the northwest of Cloondara, joining County Longford with County Roscommon. Spans border between Leinster and Connaught.

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