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Single-arch rubble stone estate road bridge, built 1801, spanning tributary river to Lough Corawaddy. Coursed-random rubble stone spandrels and parapet with recent Scotch coping and ashlar name plaque reading ‘Sarah Bridge 1801’, all with recent strap pointing. Segmental arch with regular V-jointed ashlar voussoirs and cement-grouted rubble-stone soffit. Random rubble abutments with recent concrete repairs. Sweeping random rubble stone wing walls. Gravel-surfaced deck.
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