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Erne Bridge — Lower Bridge Street

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Erne Bridge — Lower Bridge Street
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Triple-span elliptical-arched limestone bridge, built 1836, spanning River Erne, supporting a ramped deck with highest point above higher central arch. Rock-faced ashlar parapets with saddle stone coping, square-profile end piers and inscribed recessed plaques in rectangular pedestals to centre of parapets on road side. String course below parapets to riverside elevations rising to apex over central arch. Advanced battered buttresses flanking three-arched central section. Spandrels of dressed random-coursed stone, arch rings of rock-faced V-jointed stepped voussoirs rising from rock-faced abutments with impost course and pointed cutwaters with rounded caps to upstream and downstream sides. Arch soffit of coursed cut stone. Wing walls extend to connect with street embankments.

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