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Eight-arch limestone road bridge over River Suir, built c.1410, rebuilt 1626, retaining elements of earlier bridge, and widened c.1750. Rubble walls, pointed-segmental arches with roughly cut voussoirs and V-shaped cut-waters on the upstream side and with round-headed arches downstream. Splayed caps to piers. Stone parapet and abutment walls. Inscription of 1626 referring to rebuilding of bridge, with armorial carving, at northwestern end of bridge.
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