Document
2014 Eirspan Principal Inspection
The formal 2014 inventory and principal inspection of Killardry Bridge, which flagged the parapet and costed its repair.
| Produced by | O'Connor Sutton Cronin for South Tipperary County Council |
|---|---|
| Date | 4 March 2014 |
| Reference | TS-LP3101-001.00 |
| Status | Held on file (sha256 6af280d266a058ef…) |
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- Component 4, Parapets/Safety barrier: “Some loose/missing stones and some repointing is required on both parapets.”
- K Masonry repointing — Year 2017 — €250.
- J Masonry repair — Year 2017 — €200.
- Minimum parapet height recorded at 0.55m; parapet thickness 0.43m.
- Approach Skew 2: 90.00 degrees; carriageway 4.80m.
This is the document the whole account turns on. In 2014 the council's own commissioned inspection identified the parapet defect and scheduled a €450 repair for 2017. It was never carried out.
Source: South Tipperary Eirspan Bridges Inventory and Principal Inspection Report, TS-LP3101-001.00, issued 4 March 2014. Held on file.
Last updated 2026-08-05. This is a living record — findings are added as dated entries and prior versions remain visible.