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Four-arched limestone bridge over the River Erne, built c.1885, formerly carrying the narrow gauge Cavan-Leitrim Railway, having a narrow flat deck between high river banks. Now in use as pedestrian bridge. Rendered parapets with U-shaped refuges over half-round piers. Rock-faced ashlar spandrels and piers of varying course heights with string course below parapets. Segmental arches of regular rock-faced voussoirs, smooth dressed arch barrels on rock-faced abutments, having rounded ends forming cutwaters to upstream and downstream sides with smooth dressed chamfered caps as bases to piers.
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