Railway Bridge, Glenville Road, Newtownabbey, Co Antrim, BT37

A skew single-span concrete bridge carries the double-track Belfast-Londonderry railway over Glenville Road (including two footpaths, one of which is raised). It is of painted reinforced-concrete throughout, all cast in situ. The arch is of three-centred profile, over which is a banded reveal of shallow segmental profile. The parapets have recessed rectangular panels and carry the date 1932 on the middle of their outside faces. The bank retaining walls on both sides have banded rustication and slightly advanced copings; they merge with the wing walls of the adjoining bridges (HB21/10/001C and HB21/10/001E). As this line is at a higher level than those adjoining, this bridge is slightly higher as a consequence. The line continues across the Three Mile Water on viaduct HB21/10/001A.