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Glengalla Bridge — KILDANOGE

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Glengalla Bridge — KILDANOGE
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Three-arch humpback road bridge over River Glengalla, built 1840, rebuilt 1936, incorporating fabric of earlier bridge, having round-headed arches and U-cutwaters upstream and downstream, and weir downstream. Mass concrete piers, walls, parapet walls and weir. Rusticated snecked stone wall to west end. Traces of formwork to soffits of arches. Carved limestone plaque to north parapet wall.

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