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Seven-arch road bridge carrying road over The Laghy River, built c. 1768 and extended to north end c. 1775; Repaired c. 1797, with modern strengthening works carried out c. 2000. Arch to south end now infilled. Segmental-headed arches having squared and roughly dressed voussoirs to arch. Arch barrels now cement rendered. V-profile ashlar cutwaters to piers. Rubble stone spandrels, haunches and parapets. Cement repair to parapets in places and modern concrete abutments to bases of some piers. Modern pipe to the east elevation. Tarmacadam carriageway to bridge. Located to the north end of Laghy village. Spans the Laghy River which flows into Donegal Bay a short distance to the west.
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