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What is recorded here

Triple-arch bridge, built c.1765, carrying road over River Liffey. Round-headed arches with stepped vermiculated voussoirs and keystones. Coursed granite to soffits. Carved granite string course having mutules. Cut granite to spandrels. Projecting piers between arches having round-headed niches over V-cutwaters. Balustrade to parapets comprising sections of cast-iron balusters alternated with panelled granite piers having carved granite rail above, added in 1818. Cast-iron plaques to central piers to interior of parapet. Benchmark to interior of east parapet.

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Mellows Bridge — Queen Street

What is recorded here