Railway Bridge, Straidballymorris, Dunadry, Co Antrim

A four-span Victorian railway bridge, built c.1850, located to the south of Belfast Road. The bridge is constructed of squared and snecked rock faced blackstone, with rusticated granite quoins and coping, banded string course at carriageway level, and voussoirs to segmental headed archways. Arch soffits are brick, with banded string course to base. The three arches to the west carry the railway over the water. Each arch springs from a blackstone pier with V-shaped granite cutwaters with off-set weathering. The archway to the east has a smaller span, springing from a higher level than those over the water, and carries the railway over Dunadry Road. This archway is flanked by projecting stone piers. The eastern archway is abutted to the north and south by coursed rubble walling to the west, with stone coping. To the south-east, it is abutted by random rubble walling, to the north-east by brick walling. Six Mile Water and Dunadry Road, Roof covering N/A Walling Blackstone Windows N/A Rainwater goods N/A