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Ten-arch bridge carrying road over the Ballyboe River, erected, c. 1760. Possibly containing earlier fabric. Round-headed arches with squared rubble stone voussoirs and random rubble stone construction to arch barrels. Random rubble stone sloping buttresses to piers. Random rubble boulders to parapet walls with large rubble boulder coping stones over. Double carriageway with tarmacadam deck. Located to the south of Malin village. Located adjacent to the east of where the Ballyboe River discharges into Trawbreaga Bay.
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