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Nine-arch road bridge, built c.1710, now bypassed by recent bridge. Central arch flanked by arches of decreasing sizes. Coursed hammer-dressed limestone walls, with roughly squared and snecked rubble limestone parapets having copings of rubble stone set on edge, and with section of rounded coping to east parapet. Round arches with draughted and pecked limestone voussoirs to arch rings. Square-plan random rubble piers to either end of east elevation. Set beside Galway-Tuam road with flight of seven steps to south.

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bridge — Baile Chláir [Claregalway]

What is recorded here