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Single-arch humpback canal bridge, constructed c.1837, carrying road over now disused canal. Coursed squared snecked limestone rubble walls to parapets, north end of west parapet and south end of east parapet demolished as a result of traffic impact. Round arch, with dressed stone voussoirs and intrados, random rubble spandrels, and string course. Steep earthen ramped incline from canal to road level. Squared random rubble abutments. Sited spanning former Ulster Canal with towpath platform running along north abutment and underneath arch.
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