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Remains of former railway bridge and embankment, built c.1895, rails and bridge superstructure now removed. Comprises earthen embankments running approximately east-west on both banks of River Corrib and terminating in rock-faced ashlar limestone construction abutments with oversailing block coping courses and coped parapet. Three rock-faced ashlar limestone piers in river having rounded ends and with coping in same style as abutments and west-most piers having Romanesque-style arrangement of arches with rock-faced voussoirs and springer blocks.
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