Porterstown Bridge
The Porterstown Bridge is a seven span, 146m long, highway bridge crossing the Royal Canal and Iarnród Éireann mainline railway. Our team provided civil and structural engineering services.
Project Details
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Client
Castlehorn Construction
Providing a direct link between Blanchardstown Town Centre and new residential development areas to the south of the Royal Canal, the bridge accommodates a single two lane carriageway, cycle ways and footpaths, further to 800m of approach embankments up to 7m in height, and roundabouts at either end.
The bridge is a reinforced concrete structure with precast bridge beams and GRC skirting panels incorporated to provide a clean edge profile to the deck.
The €7m development involved extensive liaison with rail and canal authorities.
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