Mary Immaculate College — South Circular Road

Detached north-facing gable-fronted rendered chapel, built in 1903, with triple-arched entrance, rose window overhead and apex surmounted by limestone ashlar belfry. Five-bay side elevations with buttresses articulating window piers. Projections accommodating confessionals to side elevations. Single-bay gable-ended chancel to south. Distinctive meditation room on perpendicular access to southwest. Timber-framed glazed links to east joins chapel with college building. Pitched natural slate roof with crested ridge tiles and intersecting secondary chancel, and sacristy chapels. Profiled cast-iron rainwater goods supported on corbelled blocks. Unpainted smooth rendered walls throughout (painted east elevation), with limestone ashlar dressing to window surrounds, rock-faced limestone plinth wall, and smooth limestone ashlar quoins and gable parapet coping and kneelers. Cusped pointed-arched window openings with flush limestone surround and canted sills, with limestone drip moulds and leaded coloured glass. Limestone rose window over main entrance set in limestone ashlar pointed arch frame, with limestone plate tracery, and leaded coloured glass. Ribbed groin vaulted nave, with vaulting springing from polished marble colonnettes rising from consoles in the form of angel figures. Arch springing from clustered polished marble colonnettes. Marble faced reredos, altar table, seat and lectern. Timber-framed choir gallery over narthex with Gothicised timber-panelled parapet, arrived at by cast-iron spiral stairs. Multiple figurative stained glass windows. Mosaic floor to altar, and carpeted nave. Triple pointed-arch entrance with limestone ashlar piers rising from plinth bases, with stopped ovolo-moulded reveals and hood mould above, surrounding double-leaf glazed panelled timber doors following curve of arch.