Clady Bridge, Urney Road, Clady, Strabane, Co.Tyrone

A nine-span road bridge, built c.1700, carrying Urney Road over the River Finn to County Donegal on an east/west axis, located to west of Clady village. Roughly coursed rubble abutments, spandrels and parapets; rubble coping to parapet (partially repaired with ashlar stonework). Nine almost round-headed arches with rubble voussoirs (two arches to west are flood arches); central arches have been repaired below carriageway; continuous structure projects forming large V-shaped rubble cutwaters to piers allowing for pedestrian refuges on carriageway. Arch soffits have been sprayed with cement render. The carriageway is approximately 5m wide. Parapet wall continues to form boundary wall to surrounding agricultural land for some distance to east and west. The bridge is located on a rural road to the west of Clady village, at the border between Co Tyrone and Co Donegal; riverbank bounded to either side by wire fencing. Roof N/A Walling Roughly coursed rubble Windows N/A Rainwater goods N/A