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Single-arch stone road bridge, built 1855, over River Erne, having wide segmental arch, two short-span semi-circular arches from earlier bridge, built c.1780, to west side. Principal spane having squared rubble stone abutments and arch barrel, with even rock-faced voussoirs and squared rubble spandrels and parapet with large stone coping blocks. Tall pier and abutments of squared rubble stone supporting narrow arch barrels to western side arches having irregular cut-stone voussoirs and V-cutwaters, rubble stone spandrels and parapet with solider coping.
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