A2 Limavady Bypass - Bridges
The bypass contract included three bridges. Bridges over the River Roe and River Curly were the first integral bridges constructed in Ireland. Lightweight polystyrene was installed either side of the River Curly bridge to reduce embankment loads on the approach to the bridge. Top down construction was employed to simplify the construction of the Dowland Road bridge.
River Roe Bridge
Carrying the bypass over the River Roe:
- 40 metre span
- integral construction
- steel piled foundation
- composite steel concrete deck
Dowland Road Bridge
Carrying Dowland Road over the bypass:
- 32 metre span
- integral construction
- continuous flight auger piled foundation
- composite steel concrete deck
River Curly Bridge
Carrying Killane Link over the River Curly:
- 25 metre span
- integral construction
- steel piled foundation
- composite steel concrete deck
Updated 6 August 2015
