What is recorded here

Freestanding round-plan cast-iron pillar postbox, installed c. 1930, having plinth base, raised insignia 'P&T' to front, moulded neck, dentillated frieze and domed cap; maker's mark to front of base with lettering 'Carron Company Stirlingshire'. Located on north side of junction of Ballygall Road East and Glasilawn Road.

This attractive piece of street furniture represents the high quality of mass-produced cast-ironwork produced in the early years of the twentieth century. The insignia, representing the national postal service, dates the box to the early years of the Irish Republic. The Carron Company in Scotland were one of the largest ironworks throughout the industrial revolution and were famous for their postboxes and phone boxes situated throughout Ireland and Britain.

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