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Eight-arched bridge carrying road over the Drowes River, built c. 1700 and altered c. 1730, having V-profile rubble stone cutwaters to the piers to both elevations, brought up level with parapet coping. Segmental- and slightly pointed segmental-headed arches having dressed cut stone voussoirs to arches with chamfered faces; cement rendered finish to arch barrels (originally squared rubble stone) having projecting stones at arch springing points. Rubble and roughly coursed rubble stone construction to piers, parapets, and spandrels; rubble stone coping over parapets. Modern blockwork repairs in places, and cement render to side elevations in places. Rubble stone and rendered wing walls to either end. Tarmacadam deck with grass verges. Located to the south of Bundoran. Bridge spans border with County Leitrim to the south.
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