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Triple-arch railway bridge, built c.1860, carrying Portadown and Cavan Branch of Ulster Railway over River Finn. Outer arches dry. Segmental arches having rock-faced rusticated and margined stone voussoirs, cut-stone soffits, and with U-shaped cutwaters to central piers. Tapered projecting buttresses and curved wing walls to abutments to each elevation. Coursed rock-faced rusticated stone to spandrel walls, parapet walls, abutments and buttresses. Dressed limestone platbands at impost level and running over arch-rings. Dressed limestone coping to parapets and wing-walls.
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