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Single-arched road bridge over Black River, dated 1847. Constructed using squared limestone rubble with dressed limestone voussoirs to arch, projecting dressed limestone string course at road level and dressed limestone coping over parapet. An inscribed plaque to one of the parapets states that it was built by the Commissioners of Public Works and that the engineer involved was John Bevan. Located to the south of Rathowen.
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