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Four-arch railway bridge, built c.1860, carrying Clones and Cavan Extension Railway over River Finn. Segmental arches with dressed V-jointed voussoirs and squared coursed snecked rubble stone to soffits. V-shaped cutwaters having rounded stone capping to each elevation of piers. Dressed chamfered sandstone plat-band at impost level of each arch, continuing around cut-waters. Narrow stone string course to base of each cutwater. Tapered stone buttresses to abutment to each elevation. Roughly coursed rock-faced rusticated stone to spandrel walls, buttresses, abutments, piers and cut-waters. Margined quoins. Chamfered dressed sandstone plat-band, surmounted by dressed sandstone parapet walls, missing to some of east elevation, raised capping over buttresses.
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