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Triple-arched road bridge, built c.1800 and altered c.1860, comprising a single-arched bridge over the River Dell to the east with two-arches to the west spanning dried river bed/former mill race. Flanking rock-faced cut stone piers on square-plan with cut stone copping over to either side of arch to the east. Two arches to the west now infilled and in use as storage sheds. Constructed using rubble limestone with rubble stone parapet walls to the western part. Rock-faced voussoirs to arch to the east end with dressed limestone voussoirs to the arches on the west end. Located to the centre of Raharney village.
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