What is recorded here
Large freestanding arch, c.1850, constructed of grotesque voussoirs and prominent keystone. Approximately 6 metres high. Approximate span 6 metres. Adjacent sections of random coursed rubble walling.
This unusual large stone arch is an enigmatic feature its roadside location, possibly associated with an early watercourse.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 11216047
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