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Triple-arch stone bridge, built c.1800, over river flowing south to Lough Ramor. Round arches of equal size having rendered rubble stone soffit with dressed arch ring of unequal voussoirs. Rubble-stone cutwaters with splayed tops to both faces. Random rubble spandrels, parapets and wing walls. Wing walls retaining approach roads reinforced with recent steel ties and plates to faces. Scotch copings to parapets. Recent concrete addition to abutments and cutwaters with splayed cap.
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