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Group of three single-arch bridges, spanning rivers in Rossmore Castle, constructed between 1800 and 1880, still in use as pedestrian and vehicular bridges. First is rubble masonry footbridge, built c.1800, to south-west of walled garden, with rubble limestone voussoirs to round arch, coursed rubble limestone spandrel walls, and recent unhewn timber handrail to carriageway. Second is masonry road bridge, constructed c.1850, to east of Priestfield Lough, having round arch with rendered gauged-brick voussoirs and intrados, coursed rubble limestone spandrel walls and parapet walls. Third is low masonry road bridge, constructed c.1876, to north of mausoleum, having round arch with peck-dressed voussoirs, one keystone damaged, springing from ribbon-dressed stone blocks. Coursed rubble limestone spandrel walls, with chicken wire fence to carriageway.
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