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Six-arch road bridge, built c.1820, to carry Cork to Mallow road over valley of Glennamought River. Coursed rubble stone walls with squared stone voussoirs to round-headed arches. Putlog holes and corbels to walls of barrels. V-shaped buttresses to spandrels. Coursed rubble stone parapets with soldier coping and drainage holes at lower level to west. Parapet repaired to east. Tarmacdam carriageway with footpath to east.
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