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Single-arch masonry road bridge spanning a watercourse between Glasshouse Lake and Rockfield Lough, built c.1840. Rock-faced ashlar stone abutments, rock-faced ashlar voussoirs with dressed arrises to segmental arch rings, rendered soffit. Rock-faced spandrels, parapet and coping of large projecting stones. Squared rubble stone wing walls with cut stone coping, two buttresses to north side of western approach.
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