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Single-span box truss railway bridge, erected c.1875, to carry Amiens Street & North Wall Branch of GS&WR over River Liffey. Wrought-iron lattice parapets and flat span carriageway supported on rock-faced rusticated limestone abutments, line continuing north and south on round-headed arches. Rock-faced rusticated limestone voussoirs, spandrels, and parapets, cut limestone platbands at impost level. Carved granite string course at base of parapets. V-cutwaters to east and west of abutment to south, cut limestone coping.
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