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Single-arch limestone road bridge, built c. 1820, over Breanagh River. Coursed snecked rubble walls curving to terminate in square-plan piers with tooled limestone caps. Tooled limestone voussoirs to elliptical arch, with moulded surround and having dressed stone string course above. Concrete copings to parapet walls. Wall-mounted cast-iron post box with raised 'V.R' royal cipher, c.1890, set in south-west pier.
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