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Single-arch skew road bridge, built c.1850, to carry Blackrock Road over former Cork to Blackrock and Passage West railway line. Limestone rusticated rock-faced walls with margined rock-faced voussoirs to segmental arch, dressed limestone string course and impost course and coursed rubble parapet with coping. Railway line now used as walk path.
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