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bridge — Jones's Road

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Single-span box-truss railway bridge, erected c. 1900, originally carrying Kingsbridge (Heuston Station) to Amiens Street (Connolly Station) railway line. Now in use as Dublin to Maynooth/Longford commuter line. Rusticated coursed limestone abutments and piers with cut limestone coping and stringcourses, steel girder superstructure and balustrades, having decorative wrought-iron panels with foliate detailing, battered lined-and-ruled rendered approach walls with render stringcourse, channelled pilasters and granite copings. Red brick approach walls to west having round-headed arcaded openings, now infilled and accommodating commercial businesses.

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