Hagan's Bridge, Rocks Chapel Road, Lisnamore, Crossgar, Co Down

Single span road bridge of c.1856 built to carry the Rocks Chapel Road over a stretch of the Belfast & County Down Railway line as it passed from Crossgar to Downpatrick. The bridge is situated on the Rocks Chapel Road, roughly a mile S of Crossgar. The bridge has a single elliptical arch and is in coursed rock-faced fieldstone. The arch has dressed sandstone voussoirs and there is a string course at arch springing level (which continues under the tunnel). The N face of the bridge is now largely covered in plant growth. The S face is completely obscured by plant growth and almost nothing can be seen of it. The arch to the S side has been almost completely blocked up with breeze blocks, and the underside of the bridge is now used as an informal cattle shed. The road over the bridge is covered in tarmac. The parapets have coping. The parapet to the S is largely covered in plant growth.