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Freestanding five-span viaduct, dated 1851, spanning arm of Lough Atalia, having four spans over water and one arch over Lough Atalia Road. Comprises three ashlar limestone piers to river, having battered sides, U-cutwaters to each elevation, string course continued to form caps to cutwaters, moulded cornices, parapet having cut-stone cornices and gabled caps. Parapet and some lower stonework missing from both elevations of middle pier. Landward piers comprise coursed rock-faced stonework with moulded string course and cut-stone coping to parapet, and having splayed abutments of similar construction and detailing. Wrought-iron box-girder construction to river spans and segmental wrought-iron arch structure to road, supported by wrought-iron trusses and having cast-iron elevations with maker's plaques, and cast-iron parapet. Earthen embankments beyond each end of bridge. Railway station adjacent to north-west.
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