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Single-arch canal bridge, constructed c.1837, carrying road over now disused Ulster Canal. Coursed squared snecked limestone rubble walls to parapet, much of west parapet rebuilt in concrete blockwork. Segmental arch with dressed stone voussoirs and intrados, random rubble spandrels, and with string course to arch crown. Steep earthen ramped incline from canal to road level. Squared random rubble abutments, part of west face of south abutment replaced with concrete blockwork. Towpath platform running along north abutment underneath arch.
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