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Triple-arch sandstone road bridge over River Duag, dated 1845, having segmental arches. Coursed snecked rusticated walls, dressed stone parapets to centre of bridge, rubble stone parapets with rendered coping to each end, cut-stone voussoirs to arches, and roughly dressed V-cutwaters to upstream (west) side. Carved limestone plaque to west parapet. Covered well to south end of west parapet of bridge.
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