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Single-arch road bridge over small unnamed river or stream (tributary of the River Inny), built c. 1810. Rubble stone abutments, spandrel walls and parapet walls. Some concrete repairs to abutments and arch barrel. Rounded rendered coping over parapet walls, and stile with flight of cut limestone steps built into southeast parapet wall. Roughly dressed and squared voussoirs to round-headed arch; roughly dressed limestone masonry to arch barrel. Located adjacent to holy well on country road. Stile to southeast gives access to two adjacent holy wells (LF023-103001-; LF023-103002-), one of which is set in modern concrete enclosure/well house with flat concrete roof. Located along a small country road to the southwest of Legan and to the north of Abbeyshrule.
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