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Mountain Road Bridge

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Mountain Road Bridge
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Single-span stone railway-over-road bridge, built c. 1880. Squared-and-snecked rubble limestone abutments and spandrels, dressed ashlar capping to deck level, concrete walling above with mild-steel railing. Round-headed arch set at angle, dressed ashlar channelled voussoirs, tooled coursed rubble soffit, dressed ashlar chamfered string course. Located north-east of Dunleer.

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