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Eustace Bridge — Leeson Street Lower

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Eustace Bridge — Leeson Street Lower
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Single-arch bridge, dated 1791, carrying road over circular line of Grand Canal. Segmental arch having dressed granite voussoirs and soffits. Splayed dressed limestone abutment walls terminating in dressed limestone battered piers. Splayed dressed granite and rubble limestone wing walls, having cut granite coping. Inscribed date plaques to outer (east and west) elevations of wing walls bearing words, 'Eustace bridge 1791'. Cut granite piers with pointed capstones.

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