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Five-arched bridge carrying road over the Termon River, built c. 1770, having cut stone/ashlar triangular-profile cutwater to piers to both elevations (north and south) with domed caps over. Constructed of irregularly-coursed squared rubble stone masonry to spandrels, piers and to parapets. Wrought-iron tie bars with cast-iron pattrice plates. Roughly dressed stone coping to parapets with cement repairs in places. Round-headed arches having dressed voussoirs and with rubble stone construction to the arch barrels. Tarmacadam deck Located to the east/south-east of Pettigoe town centre. Bridge spans the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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