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bridge — Essexford

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bridge — Essexford
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Single-arch limestone bridge carrying road north-south over stream, built c.1800, on boundary of counties Monaghan and Louth. Round arch with tooled-stone voussoirs. Rubble stone walls, soffit and parapet. Arch on east elevation springs from rubble stone wall to south bank. Cut-stone copings to parapet walls having rock-faced coping stones. Water pump on east side of bridge. Stone steps to east side north bank. Adjacent second bridge carrying road east-west over same stream, having round arch, stone voussoirs and rubble stone walls to south elevation.

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