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Dromana Bridge is the sole example of "Brighton Pavilion" architecture in Ireland on the bridge overlooking the River Finisk.
Dromana Bridge is an extraordinary Hindu-Gothic gateway. It was built in 1849 by Lord Stuart de Decies. Local tradition maintains that the arch was put up as a temporary structure to welcome home a honeymoon couple, who were so taken with it that they had it made permanent.
