Tipperary Railway Station

Freestanding single-arch painted wrought-iron footbridge, built 1848. Pseudo-three-centered arch structure with wrought-iron lattice decking, and wrought-iron lattice parapets. Accessed by flights of wrought-iron steps from each side having paired cast-iron piers with ball finials to flights of steps. Set of four decorative cast-iron Corinthian columns to junction of steps and bridge, with decorative bases on concrete plinths.

This elegant and decorative bridge forms a group with the other railway structures. It is an attractive feature in the surrounding streetscape, and shows a high level of craftsmanship in its construction.