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Multiple-span stone and concrete road bridge, built in 1906 over a concrete spillway. Abutting western section, two-arched stone bridge across the Artificial Watercourse containing River Dodder, c.1885. To east, four flat trabeated openings in rusticated coursed granite ashlar walls. River diverted to north-east by concrete sill in its bed, forming spillway for floodwater. Inscribed plaques to parapets. 'The former bridge was destroyed by a flood on 25th April 1905' on west. 'Castlekelly Bridge rebuilt in February 1906,' to east. Square piers set in walls. Western section, twin segmental-arches of rusticated ashlar over channel to Artificial Watercourse to Lower Reservoir. Steps in riverbed above and below bridges.
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