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The public weighbridge was once a common feature of Irish towns. Most goods were traded in bulk and by weight so both the seller and the buyer needed to have accurate measurements. Since the public weighbridge was owned and operated by the local authority, it could be relied upon to give an accurate and impartial measurement.
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The public weighbridge was once a common feature of Irish towns
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The public weighbridge was once a common feature of Irish towns
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The public weighbridge was once a common feature of Irish towns
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The public weighbridge was once a common feature of Irish towns
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The public weighbridge was once a common feature of Irish towns
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The public weighbridge was once a common feature of Irish towns
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