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Triple-arch sandstone road bridge, built c.1800, over river flowing into Lough Ramor. Sandstone footings with random coursed abutments and ashlar cutwaters with domed caps. Segmental arches with cut stone arch rings of unequal voussoirs and random rubble stone soffit, central arch flanked by narrower arches. Random rubble stone spandrels and parapets with Scotch coping. Extensive wing walls to west with lower retaining sections and saddle coping of mortar, short wing walls to east curving with approach roads, integrated post box to north-east wing wall.
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