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New 121 metre bridge travels from Spain to Macroom as part of â¬280 million road development
The 121 metre bridge has arrived in Macroom from Seville after months of planning
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A new 121 metre long bridge has arrived at its destination in Macroom after months of preparation and travel from Spain.
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Massive steel girders engineered in Spain arrived this week on site on the slopes above Baile Mhúirne to help complete a spectacular viaduct over the Gaeltacht village as part of the long awaited N22 bypass project.
The girders will form part of a 130m viaduct span which will be 15m above ground and on the slopes to the north of Baile Mhúirne. The N22 bypass of Baile Mhúirne and Macroom is being carried out by the main contractor, Jons Civil Engineering/John Cradock JV Ltd(CJV).
The girders were manufactured by leading Spanish steel engineering company Tecade, a company which has been responsible for some of the most high profile construction projects around the world. These include the Puerta de Las Rozas, a bridge near Madrid renowned for its 45m mast, a 102m length and an innovative cable-stayed design at the time it was built in 2007.