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Single-arch road bridge, built c. 1860, over unnamed river/stream flowing into Lough Gowna to the east. East parapet recently damaged and now partially collapsed. West parapet possibly rebuilt c. 1920. Round-headed arch having rock-faced dressed limestone voussoirs with dressed margins. Rock-faced limestone masonry to abutments; squared rubble limestone masonry to barrel. Squared rubble limestone and rock-faced limestone to spandrel walls. Concrete coping over parapet walls. Flight of concrete steps to the southeast side of bridge. Located to the northeast of Drumlish.
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