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Triple-arch road bridge over River Clodiagh, built c. 1820, of random rubble limestone construction with later concrete reinforcement to piers, having roughly-dressed limestone voussoirs to round-headed arches. Roughly-dressed copings to parapets and rubble limestone V-shaped cutwaters with later concrete reinforcement to north elevation.
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