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Corvish Bridge — CHURCHLAND QUARTERS

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Corvish Bridge — CHURCHLAND QUARTERS
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What is recorded here

Triple-arch road-bridge over Donagh River, erected c. 1870. Segmental arches with squared-rubble stone voussoirs. Squared rubble piers and triangular cutwaters. Random rubble walls to parapets with roughcast rendered coping, cement-block repairs and stringcourse at deck-level. Cement rendering to vaults and inside of piers. Double carriageway with tarmac to deck. Located to north of Carndonagh.

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