What is recorded here

Single-arch bridge over railway track, built c.1850. Snecked ashlar limestone walls, with rock-faced voussoirs and internal arch and tooled limestone copings.

Clearly the work of skilled masons, this bridge is executed with high quality masonry. The form of the bridge is articulated with rock-faced voussoirs, ashlar impost mouldings and tooled copings. Textural interest is created by the varied treatment of the masonry. This bridge forms part of a group with related railway structures along the Navan to Drogheda line.

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