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Freestanding shaft, built c.1850, as ventilation shaft for subterranean railway tunnel. Circular-plan shaft with square-profile plinth. Random rubble sandstone walls on random rubble stone plinth, with soldier coping to south section. Sited in grounds to the rear of St Patrick’s Hospital.
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