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Three-arch bridge, dated 1819, carrying Drumcondra Road over River Tolka, having elliptical arches flanked by shallow piers, tooled granite voussoirs and keystones, V-shaped cut granite cutwaters to both elevations and cut granite platband at impost level, and dressed calp limestone spandrel walls. Balustrade comprises cast-iron urn balusters and granite panels on carved granite plinth course over moulded stringcourse, with carved granite coping. Approached by squared rubble calp limestone walls having cut granite coping. Situated at meeting of Drumcondra Road Upper and Drumcondra Road Lower.
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