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Triple-arch stone road bridge, built c.1800, over a river flowing into Lough Ramor. Recently altered with concrete pipe and embankment to west side of to north arch. Random rubble-stone piers and V-cutwaters to central arch, rubble-stone abutments. Rubble stone soffits with shallow segmental arches having cut-stone voussoirs, central arch wider and higher than flanking arches. Rubble stone spandrels and parapets, cement copings. Rubble stone wing walls extending to north and south along roadside, replacement rubble-stone to north-west and south-east walls.
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