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Griffith Bridge — Grand Canal Place

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Griffith Bridge — Grand Canal Place
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Single-arch limestone bridge carrying road over Grand Canal, dated 1791, some later rebuilding to north abutment. Elliptical arch having cut granite voussoirs. Cut limestone walls, granite string courses, cut limestone splayed parapet walls terminating in square-plan cut granite piers with cut granite capping. Carved limestone date plaques to both external elevations. Located between Grand Canal Place and Dolphin Road. Concrete towpaths run below Anne Devlin (Luas) bridge to west, landscaped path to south-east bank.

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