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Two-span railway bridge, built c. 1867, formerly part of the Rathkeale to Newcastle West line, now carrying a road over the River Deel. Comprising cast-iron Howe truss bridge with latticed parapets supported by rusticated limestone supports on concrete plinths. Tarred surface to carriageway.
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