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Six-arch rubble stone road bridge, built 1762, spanning north-south over Blackwater River. Concrete bases to piers added c.2000. Random-coursed squared parapet with Scotch coping, pedestrian refuge to east face and ashlar plaque reading ‘O’Daly’s Bridge, Built AD 1762’. Random coursed rubble stone wall with vertical random coping to south-east parapet with circular-profile piers and cast-iron gate to northern side. Random-coursed rubble stone spandrels, parapet, and wing walls. Round-headed arches with cut-stone voussoirs, random-rubble soffit to barrel with traces of lime render and recent grouting. Random rubble V-cutwaters with rendered coping, two-stage stepped cutwaters to central piers, single-stage cutwaters to outer piers of western face.
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