Stock Photo: The Railway Viaduct, Newport, County Mayo
ID 291792932 © Debchephotography | Megapixl.com
Centre piece of Newport, the railway viaduct that once carried steam trains through Newport on their way to Achill, is now preserved as a walkway for native and visitor, to enjoy. It spans the Blackoak River, contains seven arches and cost £7,640 to build. The first train crossed the bridge in February, 1894, and it was finally closed in September 1937.
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