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Triple-arched bridge carrying road over the Bradoge River, built c. 1780, having rendered V-profile cutwater to the east elevation. Slightly hump-backed. Round-headed arches having cut stone voussoirs to arches and with modern rendered finish to arch barrels. Roughly squared rubble stone construction to spandrels, pier, and parapets with random rubble stone coping over. Sections of render to side elevations of bridge. Modern repairs in places, particularly to parapets, Tarmacadam deck with grass verges. Located in the rural countryside to the south of Ballyshannon. Spans border with County Leitrim to the south.
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