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Single-arch stone road bridge, built 1877, spanning watercourse connecting Town Lough and Tullyguide Lough. Cut-stone abutments and voussoirs to semi-circular arch rings, squared rubble stone to soffit. Cut-stone spandrels and flanking piers. Squared rubble-stone parapet walls with squared coping and dressed pyramidal capstones to piers. Plaque with inscription 'James Browne Contractor AD 1877' and bench mark to east parapet wall. Rubble-stone wingwalls. Access to river bank through wrought-iron gate flanked by cut-stone piers.
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