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Single-arch bridge carrying small road over the former Dundalk Barrack Street to Derry Foyle Road railway line, built c. 1847. Now out of use following closure of rail line in 1965. Segmental-headed arch having ashlar granite voussoirs with chamfered edging, and with brick construction to arch barrel. Chamfered ashlar stringcourse running through arch barrel at arch springing point. Squared and randomly coursed rubble limestone construction to spandrels, abutments, and parapets; ashlar granite quoins with chamfered edging to corners of abutments. Ashlar granite stringcourse at deck level. Battered piers to either side of arches having squared and randomly coursed rubble limestone construction and ashlar granite quoins to the corners. Located to the south-east of Carrigans, adjacent to the River Foyle.
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