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Five-arch bridge over river, rebuilt 1873-4, reusing piers and pilings of earlier bridge of 1753-5. Granite ashlar walls with granite ashlar triangular cutwaters supporting rusticated granite ashlar triangular piers. Series of three elliptical arches between pair of round arches with rusticated granite ashlar voussoirs. Cantilevered deck including wrought iron girders supporting wrought iron lattice work parapets with hippocampus-detailed cast-iron lamp standards on panelled piers on rosette-detailed volute corbels on cut-granite panelled "Cavetto" corbels. Sited spanning River Liffey with granite ashlar retaining walls to river having "saddleback" coping.
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