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bridge — Ballybough Road

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bridge — Ballybough Road
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What is recorded here

Double-span railway bridge, dated 1898, to carry former Great Southern & Western Railway (Amiens Street & North Wall Branch), with one span crossing Ballybough Road. Steel lattice box-truss girders, with decorative cast-iron openwork panels to outer face, and having superstructure supported by rusticated masonry abutment having rusticated limestone parapet with rusticated limestone capping and platband to west, and cast-iron fluted column between spans and having hexagonal-plan cap with date plaque to front face and floral motifs elsewhere. Recent red brick structure added under eastern span.

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