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McKenny Bridge — Mount Street Lower

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McKenny Bridge — Mount Street Lower
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Single-arch granite canal bridge, built c. 1790 carrying road over Grand Canal, structure later widened to west side. Coursed granite parapet, granite stringcourses and copings and with projecting piers to each elevation. Segmental arch to east elevation with voussoirs and hood-moulding; flat concrete lintelling to west elevation, supporting rebuilt western parapet. Carved limestone plaque to east elevation, with lettering 'McKenny Bridge'. Memorial commemorating Battle of Mount Street in 1916 to southwest. Located at junction of Mount Street Lower and Northumberland Road and abutted by canal lock to south.

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