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Lismanny Bridge

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Lismanny Bridge
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Single-arch limestone canal bridge, built c.1828, formerly carrying road over the Ballinasloe branch of Grand Canal, now disused. Elliptical arch with ashlar soffit and tooled voussoirs. Splayed parapet walls, rubble stone to road elevations, dressed snecked stone to canal elevations, with cut-stone curved string course and coping. Square-profile tapering piers to north-east end, rebuilt piers to south-west end. Dressed snecked stone walls. Dressed and cut-stone embankments to canal.

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