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Double-arch bridge, built c.1860, crossing Abhainn an tSealgáin [Shallogan River], having segmental arches with rusticated stone piers, voussoirs and triangular cut-waters, latter with smooth-rendered copings, and partially rendered soffit. Rubble walls and parapets, latter with large rusticated coping stones. Railway bridge adjacent to west.
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