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Four-arch limestone road bridge over Annalee River, built c.1830. Segmental arches with punch-dressed ashlar voussoirs. Ashlar V-cutwaters with half-pyramidal caps. Spandrels and parapet of roughly coursed squared limestone. Rock-faced coping of large limestone blocks with dressed edging on oversailing river faces. Battered base to ramped approach. Separate single-arch bridge over mill race close to former Ballynallon Mills, to north.
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