Boyne Viaduct

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Boyne Viaduct is a historic 19th-century railway bridge in Drogheda, Ireland, renowned for its impressive multi-arch design and key role on the Dublin–Belfast rail line.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic structure
railway bridge
viaduct
architecturalStyle multi-arch viaduct
carries railway traffic
category 19th-century bridge in Ireland
connects rail routes between Dublin and Northern Ireland
constructionMethod iron truss spans on masonry piers
constructionStartDate 1851
country Ireland
crosses River Boyne
designedBy Sir John Macneill
hasRailwayStationNearby Drogheda railway station
hasType double-track railway bridge
height about 27 metres
heritageStatus protected structure
historicPeriod Victorian era
importance strategic rail infrastructure on Ireland’s primary north–south corridor
length about 500 metres
locatedIn County Louth
Drogheda
Leinster
locatedNear Drogheda
surface form: Drogheda town centre
material stone
wrought iron
notableFor engineering innovation in mid-19th century Ireland
prominent landmark in Drogheda
numberOfArches 12
numberOfSpans 15
openingDate 1855
operator Iarnród Éireann
owner Iarnród Éireann
partOf Belfast–Dublin railway line
surface form: Dublin–Belfast railway line
passesOver Port of Drogheda
surface form: Drogheda docks area
railwayLine Belfast–Dublin railway line
surface form: Dublin–Belfast line
regionServed east coast of Ireland
riverBasin Boyne River basin
significance key link on main line between Dublin and Belfast
traffic freight trains
passenger trains
usedFor rail transport

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River Boyne crossedBy Boyne Viaduct
Charles Lanyon notableWork Boyne Viaduct
this entity surface form: Boyne Viaduct (engineering work)
Slane hasLandmark Boyne Viaduct
this entity surface form: Boyne Viaduct (nearby area)