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Single-arch railway bridge, built c.1858, carrying Portadown & Cavan Branch of Ulster Railway over road. Coursed rock-faced rusticated limestone to abutment walls, wings, spandrel walls and parapets, having tooled copings to parapets, abutments and tooled string course at impost level. Projecting tapered buttresses flanking arch to each elevation, with rusticated and margined quoins. Segmental arch having rusticated and margined stone voussoirs and brick voussoirs. Round arch opening to culvert to south-east elevation.
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