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bridge — CARRICKASLANE, CORRATANTY

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bridge — CARRICKASLANE, CORRATANTY
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Single-arch concrete railway bridge, built c.1910, carrying Castleblayney, Keady and Armagh (CK&A) branch of Great Northern Railway over river. Elliptical arch with cement-rendered abutments and spandrel walls. Red brick consecutive rowlock course voussoirs, and red brick in facer bond to soffits. Low concrete parapet walls with moulded concrete copings. Located in field north of road and Corratanty Model Farm.

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