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Double-arch limestone road bridge, built c.1850, over River Erne. Random squared rubble piers and spandrels with narrow course beneath parapet. Coursed squared rubble abutments. Rounded cap to U-cutwaters over projecting chamfered stone course to central abutments and piers. Cut stone voussoirs to segmental arches and rubble stone barrel. Squared rubble stone parapet with hammer dressed coping of large dressed stone blocks.
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