Claddagh Bridge, Plans & Drawings, 1932-1963
Plans and drawings (primarily copies) of Claddagh Bridge (also known as the Wolfe Tone Bridge) over the River Corrib, relating to its proposed reconstruction (1932-33) drawn by Nicholas O'Dwyer, Consulting Engineer, Veritas House, Dublin, and its widening (1963). Includes:
- Proposed reconstruction of Bridge, alternative designs, (Oct 1932) Drawing No. 1 (228)
- Elevation beams, Drawing No. 2 (Mar 1933) (223);
- Layout plan of Decking (May1933) (224);
- Details of parapets, includes schedule of steel. Scale 1/4", 1/2", 1" to 1 ft (Dec 1933) Drawing No. 5 (226);
- Proposed widening, preliminary scheme, Plan at Deck level. May 1963;
- Map showing property to be acquired from Thomas McDonagh & Sons Ltd, for widening of bridge [1963);
- Plans of beam detail for proposed widening (July 1963) together with covering letter from Nicholas O'Dwyer & Sons, Burlington Road, Dublin 4 (June 1963).
Also includes
- OPW maps of Corrib-Clare Catchment Drainage Scheme, bridges on River Corrib, showing elevations of the Salmon Weir and Wolfe Tone Bridges (1955), Signed by Chief Engineer. Has colour tint; and a colour postcard of 'River Corrib and Claddagh Bridge, Galway' (printed by Dollard). Scale 10 ft to an inch, horizontial and vertical.