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Victoria Lock — CLONAHENOGE

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Victoria Lock — CLONAHENOGE
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What is recorded here

Victoria Lock, built in 1843, to replace Hamilton's Lock and Clonaheenogue Canal. It was built by the Shannon Commission engineer, Thomas Rhodes. Cast-iron mooring bollards with 1844 date stamp. The old canal and lock, dating from the 1750s, is still present.

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