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Double-arch rock-faced limestone bridge that formerly carried Thurles to Clonmel branch railway line over minor road and tributary of Clashawley River, built 1879, with buttressing walls to east and west elevations, now disused. Round arches, that over river being lower and narrower, with rock-faced limestone voussoirs, piers and parapet walls and with cut limestone soffits.
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