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Lackagh Bridge — CASHEL (DOE CASTLE), DRUMLACKAGH

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Lackagh Bridge — CASHEL (DOE CASTLE), DRUMLACKAGH
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What is recorded here

Single-arch road bridge, built c.1750, over Lackagh River, renovated 1974. Large dressed voussoirs forming single arch with projecting keystone. Random rubble parapet walls, rendered to road elevations, with field stone copings. Arch and spandrels slightly recessed from overall bridge structure. Supporting pier to southwest corner, with rendered coping.

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