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Pro-Cathedral of Saint Peter and Saint Paul — Upper O'Connell Street

presbytery/parochial/curate's house
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Pro-Cathedral of Saint Peter and Saint Paul — Upper O'Connell Street
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Detached two-storey presbytery with breakfront, built c. 1880, with four-bay single-storey L-plan extension to rear. Pitched artificial slate roof with moulded brick brackets under eaves and red brick chimneystacks having yellow brick string courses. Red brick walls with yellow brick banding, string course between ground and first floors, quoins and diamond pattern between windows. Polychrome brick to arched openings having replacement aluminium windows. Blind lancet arch with paired timber sliding sash windows inset to breakfront. Set to the rear of the pro-cathedral.

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