Overview
Its rubble-limestone walls preserves evidence of local engineering. Dated 1796, Ticknevin Bridge is a single-arch bridge. Rubble-limestone walls survives. Together, these remains keep the bridge visible at Kildare.
History checked 16 August 2026 against the named sources below.
Places near here
- Ticknevin Well — Ticknevinmonument0.2 miles
- Indicated — Ticknevinmonument0.3 miles
- Grave Yard — Ticknevinmonument0.3 miles
- Ticknevin Lock — BALLYHAGAN, TICKNEVINbuilding0.6 miles
- Ring-ditch in Kilpatrick (kilpatrick Ed)monument0.7 miles
- Indicated — Rathmore (windmill Cross Ed)monument0.7 miles
- Derryviller Wellwaterfall0.8 miles
- Derry Hillmountain0.8 miles
- Enclosure in Rathmore (windmill Cross Ed)monument0.9 miles
- Kilpatrick Grave Yard — Kilpatrick (kilpatrick Ed)monument1.0 miles
- Kilpatrick Burial Groundmemorial1.0 miles
- Road — class 1 togher in Derrybrennan,ticknevinmonument1.0 miles
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