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Twin-arch stone railway bridge, built 1844-5, carrying Dublin to Belfast railway line over Clontarf Road. Comprises skewed segmental arches with dressed granite voussoirs, rubble limestone abutments and squared rubble limestone wing walls, rusticated limestone walling to spandrels and piers, with carved granite stringcourse and coping to ashlar limestone parapets.
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