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Eight-arch road bridge over River Suir, built c. 1410, with alterations to south elevation 1626, the westernmost arch altered and a bank built to channel a millrace c. 1800. Random rubble limestone with render remaining to some sections of north elevation. Pointed segmental arches with roughly-dressed voussoirs to west end of north elevation, lower segmental arches with dressed voussoirs to east, and having round arches to south with cut limestone voussoirs. Rendered V-shaped cutwaters to west half of north elevation, some to arch level with sloping triangular caps, and others to just below parapet level and perhaps originally containing pedestrian refuges. Plaque dated 1626 with coats-of-arms of James Butler Lord Dunboyne and Lady Margaret O'Brien in moulded panel with inscription beneath set into west end of north parapet of bridge. Weir to north of bridge.
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