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Ballyforan Bridge

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Ballyforan Bridge
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What is recorded here

Thirteen-arch road over river bridge, built c.1820. Segmental-headed arches with cut limestone voussoirs to arch rings, cement gunnelling to soffits. Coursed random rubble limestone to spandrels and parapets, flat stone copings, cross-headed cast-iron tie bars to spandrels. Triangular ashlar cutwaters with pyramidal coping. Central nine arches larger than outer flanking pairs. Tarmacadamed carriageway. Random rubble limestone walls to adjacent fields, car park to east.

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