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Double-arch bridge, built c.1786, crossing Abhainn Ghaoth Beara [Gweebarra River], comprising squared ashlar walls with dressed cut-stone voussoirs to segmental arches, projecting rusticated rubble abutments, and parapets with large field-stone copings. Ashlar piers with string course at springing level and large ashlar cut-water to the northeast with large projecting field-stone copings. Evidence for plug-and-feather technique of quarrying/stone-cutting to some stones.

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Doochary Bridge — An Dúchoraidh [Doocharry]

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