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Five-arch bridge carrying road over the Lowerymore River, built c. 1775, having V-profile dressed coursed stone cutwaters to piers with cut stone coping over. Bridge slightly humpbacked, rising to the centre from either end. Round-headed arches having dressed ashlar voussoirs; rubble stone constructed arch barrels. Random rubble stone construction to spandrels, wing walls, and to parapets. Modern repairs to the parapets in places, and with cement coping over. Tarmacadam deck. Located to the north-east of Donegal Town close to the point where Lowerymore River flows into Lough Eske to the north-west.
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