Bridge over Glynn River, at Ballyhone, Larne, Co Antrim

A twin-arched masonry bridge over the Glynn River, built of squared rubble basalt in irregular courses; angled cutwaters on both sides to arch springing level; abutments and pier below springing level regularly coursed; rusticated voussoirs to the segmental arches, with tooled edges; copings of irregularly shaped stones set on end; abutments show a slight batter and wing walls are returned square. Voussoirs, cutwaters, and abutment edges are of lighter coloured stone; cutwaters repaired with cement. Setting: the bridge stands in a very rural location with open agricultural land all around.