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Single-arch road bridge spanning Bredagh River, built c. 1853. Squared and coursed rubble walls with large ashlar stone coping to crenulated parapets, and ashlar stringcourse to outer walls at base of parapet. Round-headed arch having ashlar voussoirs with articulated key-stone detail with rock-faced block-and-start quoins to piers. Arch flanked by projecting squared coursed stone pilasters with dentilated ashlar stringcourse at deck-level, incorporating round-headed niches with ashlar voussoirs and rock-face relieving arches and quoins. Coursed rock-faced rubble walls to piers and abutments. Squared coursed rubble to soffits; rock-faced rubble to interior of piers. Double carriageway with tarmac to deck. Located west of Moville, at foot of Bredagh Glen, where Bredagh River meets Lough Foyle.
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