Drummill Bridge, Creggan, Newry, Co. Armagh

The building is a double-width road bridge spanning the Dorsy River and carrying Drumill Road. It features two segmental arches. The bridge’s walls are constructed from random-coursed rock-faced stone, with cement coping along the road parapets. Modern concrete abutments have been added to the bridge, along with cement render to the triangular breakwaters. Due to the addition of these modern elements, the bridge has lost a significant amount of its original fabric and character. It was surveyed during the First and Second Surveys but has not been formally listed.