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Culloville Bridge — CORCULLIONCREW, CORCULLIONGLISH

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Culloville Bridge — CORCULLIONCREW, CORCULLIONGLISH
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Single-arch stone railway bridge, built 1849, carrying embanked Dundalk to Enniskillen railway line over road. Now in use as footbridge as part of way-marked walking trail. Round arch having rusticated voussoirs and chamfered impost course. Rock-faced rusticated stone abutments having margined quoins. Brick soffit to arch. Cut-stone walls, chamfered string course to parapet with cut-stone copings. Part of parapet to south-east elevation missing. Splayed buttressing cut and snecked stone walls to embankments.

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