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canal overflow — DRUMANURE

canal overflow
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canal overflow — DRUMANURE
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Single-arch canal overflow associated with the Royal Canal (main branch), built c. 1817. Segmental-headed arch with dressed limestone voussoirs. Squared limestone rubble abutments, barrel and spandrels. Squared limestone retaining wall to the west, adjacent to canal. Concrete lintel/lintel repairs to the west elevation. Weir/overflow (on segmental-plan) to the west, adjacent to canal, having dressed limestone coping. Canal towpath over overflow. Located on the east bank of the Royal Canal adjacent to Scally’s Bridge (13402338), and to the north of Abbeyshrule.

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