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Road bridge spanning two branches of River Suir, built c.1750 on site of medieval bridge, consisting of two separate sections, six arches to north-west and three-arches to south-east, northern side of latter having one visible arch. Round arches to main bridge, with dressed stone voussoirs, random rubble stone walls and parapets with round-profile limestone copings, having V-cutwaters to north, upstream elevation. Segmental arches to south-eastern section, with dressed stone voussoirs and rubble walls with cut-limestone copings. Weir in branch of river to north of main bridge, having sluice between branches.
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