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Double-arch railway bridge, built c. 1893, carrying the former Donegal Town to Killybegs narrow gauge railway line over the Bunlacky River. Railway lines no out of use with tracks removed (c. 1960); side elevations now largely covered in vegetation. Tall segmental-headed arches with rock-faced ashlar voussoirs having dressed margins; squared and coursed rubble stone construction to arch barrels. V-profile rock-faced cutwater to central pier. Snecked and squared mildly rock-faced stone construction to spandrels, abutments and to parapets with low rock-faced coping over parapets. Ashlar piers to ends of parapets having rock-faced capstones over. Rock-faced wing walls to either end, curving outwards along with topography. Deck now overgrown with vegetation. Located to the east of Dunkineely. Located just to the north of where the Bunlacky River discharges into Inver Bay.
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