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Single-arch limestone bridge, dated 1804, carrying road over Dromore River. Segmental arch, having cut-stone voussoirs, raised keystones to north-west and south-east faces, and rubble stone soffit. Cut-stone walls and piers, rubble stone parapet walls with carved date stone to both external faces, cut-stone copings, partly replaced with later render. Carved stone plaques to road face of both parapets, denoting county boundary. Rubble stone abutments with cut-stone copings to parapets, battered and with single culvert-arch to south-east elevation of south abutment. Round-plan rubble stone piers with cut-stone capstones terminating parapet walls.
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