Durrow Viaduct
Bridge in Waterford, Ireland, dating from 1875–1880
Seven-arch rubble stone railway viaduct over road and river, opened 1878. Decommissioned, 1982. Now disused. Random rubble limestone walls to tapered piers having rock-faced cut-limestone quoins to corners, rock-faced cut-limestone string/spring courses, and random rubble stone parapets on cut-limestone stringcourse having vitrified blue clay coping. Series of seven round arches with rock-faced cut-limestone voussoirs, quoined voussoirs, and squared rubble stone soffits having remains of render over. Sited spanning road and River Tay valley with forested banks to river.
- Type:
- Bridge
- Period:
- 1875–1880
- Where:
- Waterford, Ireland
- Coordinates:
- 52.14°N, 7.50°W
More places nearby
- Saint James's Church (Stradbally) (3.0 km)
- Saint Augustine's Catholic Church (9.3 km)
- Bridge (9.3 km)
- Saint Mary's Church (Dungarvan) (9.7 km)
- Saint Mary's Catholic Church (9.9 km)
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