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Triple-arch road bridge, built c.1845, flanked by piers and pedestrian walkways through bridge. Rock-faced limestone walls. Round-headed arch-rings with cut stone voussoirs. U-cutwaters up and down stream. Cut limestone parapet with inscription to north side. Quay to south side of bridge on east bank with cast-iron mooring posts. Cut stone gate piers to east of bridge gives access to river bank. This bridge spans the River Boyle.
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