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Triple-arched bridge carrying road over the Oily River, built or rebuilt c. 1860, having rock-faced ashlar V-profile cutwaters to central piers. Segmental-headed arches having rock-faced stone voussoirs with dressed margins; squared rubbles tone construction to arch barrels. Coursed and squared rubble stone construction to spandrels and abutments. Coursed rubble stone construction to parapets with rock-faced coping over. Side elevations now largely obscured with vegetation. Tarmacadam deck with grass verges. Stone weir adjacent to bridge. Located to the north-west of Dunkineely and to the east of Killybegs. Located just to the north of where the Oily River discharges into McSwyne’s Bay.
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