Boyne Viaduct in Drogheda

As viaducts go, you couldnt get better

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Great view!

huge...

1 of droghedas finest sights and attractions

Great history in drogheda and all around the port and the Viaduct is pretty impressive considering the year it was built.

Its the viaduct I mean

Great town to visit

Nice place to chill and watch the ship,s and train,s pass

Better is sumer time

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Fantastic looking bridge crossing the river Boyne, built in 1855 and reconstructed in 1930-1932. Standing over 100 metres high with amazing views over Drogheda and surrounding countryside.

Its a bridge and it works so 5 stars

Amazing place

Parking in middle of town

If you like railway bridges this one is up there amongst the best, but if you dont then you might give only three 🌟. Can only get on it if youre in a train.

Best of luk to jake on his matrimonial journey and his fiance.may you both have many happy times together.

Only passed over on train from North to South

Just excited

Awesome structure

It does what it says on the can

An impressive piece of engineering. Great views of Drogheda from trains passing over the viaduct.

River rowing

Home town

Great bridge

Its a bridge

Great view

Lovely

I live beside it it is great

A great piece and a piece of history. Although you can just look at it and take some photos, I would still suggest to go by and enjoy the view.

Fabulous landmark. Excellent example of Brunell

Fab view must visit

Excellent

Nice

Nice

Nice down along it main train line from Belfast Drogheda to Dublin

Nice looking viaduct.

Magnificent piece of engineering.

A sight to see

The boyne viaduct Is a super structure carrying the main rail line between Dublin and Belfast beautiful to view from DROGHEDA TOWN center

I love this bridge, its always been part of my life. Growing up in Drogheda, Ireland has always been in sight. It was a focal point at the maritime festival over the weekend.Great entertainment. A big thank you to all the organisers.

Beautiful piece of history. But only viewable from a distance as area beneath is inaccessible to the public, which is a shame. There is the splendid old Ship Street nearby as well - Oldest surviving street in Ireland. A nice bench has been installed recently to relax on after "the stairs" (youll know all about then if you come by trainand offers a beautiful Vista of the length and breadth of the River Boyne.

Great landmark.

When it was built it was the second biggest in the world

Really nice bridge an engineering masterpiece even by todays standard

Beautiful, historical landmark ....Amazing photos all over the Internet of sunsets and sunrises

Built in 1855 and an engineering marvel of its time, upgraded in 1939 to the current configuration where central span was modified to a Parker Truss from a Pratt Truss, still impressive to this day as an engineering feat, and if your interested in engineering history, then this is a treat! It was engineered by an Irish engineer John McNeil, who studied under Telford. Also worth visiting is the Egyptian Arch in Newry that this engineer designed.

Maritime festival:)

Huge big railway bridge that makes Drogheda stand out.I was scared crossing it on the train

Lovely walk way and very picturesque