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Thirteen-arch road bridge over River Shannon, built c.1650, western five segmental arches altered c.1780 to west and seven wider and higher segmental arches to the east, replaced 1843, with lifting bridge between fourth and fifth of these and added 1929. Five central arches rebuilt in 1825. Six pedestrian refuges to north and south parapets walls of west end of bridge and triangular cutwaters to south side. Rubble limestone and ashlar walls and parapets with roughly dressed copings. Ashlar limestone cutwaters and voussoirs. Commemorative plaque to partial rebuilding of 1825, and ornate IRA monument, to north parapet.
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