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Wide-span single-arched road bridge over River Inny, built c.1857, incorporating the fabric of an earlier bridge to either end (east and west). Constructed using coursed rusticated squared limestone rubble with rusticated rock-faced limestone voussoirs to segmental arch. Rubble limestone construction to earlier sections to east and west. Projecting pulvinated string course at road level and at springing point of arch. Dressed limestone barrel-shaped coping over parapet and terminating piers, on square-plan, to either end of rebuilt section. Rubble limestone construction to earlier sections to east and west having roughly dressed limestone voussoirs. Located to the west of Ballynacarrigy, straddling border with County Longford.
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