Bridge, Crocknaboghill, Aghadrumsee and Killygorman, Co Fermanagh

This is a small, unremarkable bridge dating from between 1820 and 1839. It carries a two-lane road over a stream via a semicircular arch approximately 2.4 metres wide, which springs directly from the stream bed. The arch is constructed from rusticated sandstone voussoirs, while the main body of the bridge is built from random squared sandstone rubble. The parapets feature large coping stones rusticated to all visible faces, along with rusticated end blocks. A small weir is located immediately downstream. The bridge first appears on an Ordnance Survey map from 1859, confirming its mid-19th century construction. It is similar in design to a nearby bridge spanning the same stream. It holds some industrial archaeological interest.