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Single-arch canal bridge, built c.1840, carrying road over now disused Ulster Canal. Round arch with dressed sandstone voussoirs and cut sandstone soffits. Curved wing walls to north of east and south of west wall. Squared random rubble sandstone to spandrel and parapet walls, dressed stone copings to parapets having inscribed benchmark to coping to west, dressed stone platband to base of parapet wall. Towpath running to south, with tooled stone curbing. Dressed stone milepost to north-west of bridge, inscribed face to canal.
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