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Triple-span segmental-arched limestone humpback road bridge, built c.1780, with central arch spanning narrow channel connecting two parts of Lough Gowna. Rubble stone parapets with rendered half-barrel coping. Spandrels of rubble stone, dressed arch rings of unequal sized voussoirs rising from rubble stone abutments with V-cutwaters to both elevations. Arch soffit of rubble stone, partly rendered. Rubble stone wing walls extend to connect with street embankments.
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