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Single-arch limestone bridge over An Abhainn Mhór [Owenmore or Ballynahinch River], built c.1830. Rusticated voussoirs to segmental arch, rusticated coursed walls and gunnelled soffit. Short stepped-plan ashlar buttresses flanking arch and having quarter-domes to corners. String course to base of parapets with coursed tooled copings and with recent concrete repairwork to north-west end of south-west elevation and to middle of opposite elevation. Rubble copings to flanking approach walls.
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