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Double-arched bridge carrying road over unnamed stream/tributary flowing into the River Finn to the north-west, built c. 1770 and altered c. 1830, having V-profile rubble stone cutwater to the central pier to the north-east elevation and semi-circular cut stone cutwater to central pier to the south-west elevation. Bridge rises from either end to centre creating slightly hump-backed from. Segmental-headed arches having dressed cut stone voussoirs to the south-west) elevation and rubble stone voussoirs to the north-east elevation; rubblestone construction to the arch barrel. Random rubble stone construction to pier, spandrels, and parapets to the north-east elevation with rubble stone coping over parapet; squared and roughly coursed rubble stone construction to the south-west elevation having rubble stone and soldier coursed stone coping over. Utility pipes to either side elevation. Tarmacadam deck. Squared rubble stone embankment to northeast of bridge at site of former police\RIC barracks. Located to the east end of Crossroads, adjacent to road junction, and to the south-west of Killygordon.
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