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Three-arch humpback road bridge, built c. 1840, over River Tar at its meeting with River Glenboy, having rubble limestone walls, elliptical arches with roughly dressed limestone voussoirs, rubble limestone soffits, with concrete V-cutwaters to south elevation. Rubble limestone parapet walls with roughly dressed capstones to south and concrete coping to north. Rendered stile with limestone steps and concrete culverts to east end of north parapet. Pipe carried across south elevation.
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