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Kingston Bridge — BARNAHOWN

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Kingston Bridge — BARNAHOWN
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Single-arch limestone road bridge over Araglin River, dated 1859. Segmental arch with cut-stone voussoirs, dressed stone parapets and flanked by slightly projecting dressed stone piers. Snecked stone walls flanking bridge piers and terminated by cut-stone piers, lower part flared, all piers projecting through parapet. Dressed stone string course carried through arch, bridge piers and parapets, as far as terminating piers, all paraperts having cut-stone coping. Carved limestone date plaque to west parapet. Rubble walling beyond outer piers.

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