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End-of-terrace nine-bay three-storey bank building with attic premises, in an Edwardian/ Italianate style, built 1909-14, with giant order on rusticated base; former premises of Munster and Leinster Bank, now AIB regional offices. Local silver limestone façade; main façade upper floors articulated by giant order fluted Ionic columns; balustrade to attic storey, heavily moulded modillion cornice to eaves, limestone lettering and decoration to frieze. Ashlar apron panels at second floor. Side elevation having diocletion window to attic story and overall being plainer and having little articulation. Square headed openings with small paned timber casement windows, square headed door openings with double doors and plain overlights, cast iron window guards at ground floor and balconettes at first floor to main façade.
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