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Group of three limestone bridges, spanning two branches and one former branch of River Suir and connecting Suir Island, Stretches Island and Oldbridge area. Northernmost bridge is two-arch limestone, built c.1775, aligned east-west, and renovated c.1900, having segmental arches, rubble wallings, cut limestone voussoirs and with rendered V-cut-water to north elevation. Middle bridge is three-arch, built c.1700 and renovated c.1950, aligned north-east and south-west, having segmental arches, southern being depressed, with roughly dressed quoins. Southernmost bridge over dry former river channel, is five-arch, built c.1650 and widened and renovated c.1750, aligned north-south, having elliptical arches, rubble walling, narrow roughly dressed voussoirs.
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