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Four-arch road bridge over River Inny, built c. 1775. Arch to the southeast end of bridge constructed on a smaller scale and now over dry channel of river. Random rubble limestone construction to spandrels, piers, abutments, arch barrels and parapet walls. Some remaining sections of lime roughcast render. Segmental-headed arches with roughly dressed and squared limestone voussoirs. Rubble stone cutwaters to piers (on V-shaped plan) having roughly dressed limestone quoins. Chamfered dressed limestone coping over a number of the cutwaters. Rounded dressed ashlar limestone coping over parapet walls. Rubble stone wing walls to southeast ends of parapets. Vernacular gateway to the southeast end of parapet to the west, comprising a pair of roughly dressed limestone gate posts (on square-plan) having rounded heads and a wrought-iron gate. Located on the northwest boundary of the present Newcastle House demesne (13402709), and to the east of Ballymahon.
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