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Aghade Bridge on the River Slaney Aghade Bridge is a beautiful viewing spot over the River Slaney, close to the village of Ardattin and an ideal location for sightseeing and swimming. Aghade is the oldest Slaney bridge in County Carlow - built circa. 1760. It was renovated c. 1825, when the centre arch was rebuilt.
Aghade Bridge on the River Slaney
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Aghade Bridge on the River Slaney Aghade Bridge is a beautiful viewing spot over the River Slaney, close to the village of Ardattin and an ideal location for sightseeing and swimming. Aghade is the oldest Slaney bridge in County Carlow - built circa. 1760. It was renovated c. 1825, when the centre arch was rebuilt.
Aghade Bridge on the River Slaney
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The draw bridge at Bagenalstown Bagenalstown, otherwise known in its Gaelic version as Muine Bheag is sited on a pleasant reach of the River Barrow and derives its name from Walter Bagenal, who in founding the town had visions of mirroring the city of Versailles, in northern France. The arrival of the railway in 1846 rejuvenated the town, and its fine neo-classical railway station and impressive Courthouse continue to delight the visitor. One of the finest views of the Courthouse may be enjoyed on the approach road from Leighlinbridge and includes the spire of St. Andrew's Catholic Church and the fine tower of St. Mary's Church of Ireland Church.
The draw bridge at Bagenalstown
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Viaduct at Fenniscourt Some wonderful scenery can be enjoyed on the Dublin - Waterford train, most notably at Fenniscourt where the train crosses a five arched viaduct.
Viaduct at Fenniscourt
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Bagenalstown Bagenalstown, otherwise known in its Gaelic version as Muine Bheag is sited on a pleasant reach of the River Barrow and derives its name from Walter Bagenal, who in founding the town had visions of mirroring the city of Versailles, in northern France. The arrival of the railway in 1846 rejuvenated the town, and its fine neo-classical railway station and impressive Courthouse continue to delight the visitor. One of the finest views of the Courthouse may be enjoyed on the approach road from Leighlinbridge and includes the spire of St. Andrew's Catholic Church and the fine tower of St. Mary's Church of Ireland Church.
Bagenalstown
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Barge approaching Clashganny Lock near Borris Clashganny lock, 5km south of Borris on the New Ross Road is one of Carlow's and Ireland's most famous landmarks.
Barge approaching Clashganny Lock near Borris
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