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Railway bridge, built c. 1833, carrying railway over Macken Street and comprising wide central segmental arch flanked by lower segmental pedestrian arches. Tooled ashlar limestone walling with painted voussoirs, and replacement concrete copings topped by recent steel railings. Bridge terminated to each side by engaged full-height tapered piers, abutted by random ashlar limestone walls extending to east and west.
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