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Three-arch limestone humpback road bridge over Dooyeriha River, built c.1780, having central river arch and flanking flood arches, now blocked. Central arch rebuilt c.1890, with coursed rock-faced rusticated walls, copings to parapets, segmental arch with similar voussoirs. Lower flanking segmental arches have cut-stone voussoirs. Arch to north has pedestrian opening with cut-stone lintel. Rubble walls to older sections. Remains of medieval towerhouse and bawn to north-east.
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