Cashel Post Office — Main Street

Corner-sited post office, built 1934, comprising three-bay single-storey block to west (Main Street) and four-bay single-storey block to north (Hogan Square) meeting at two-storey corner-sited entrance tower with single-bay elevations. Flat roofs with dressed limestone cornices to tower and west block and having pitched artificial slate roof to north block with cast-iron rainwater goods and dressed limestone eaves course. Flemish bond red brick walls with dressed limestone plinth to sill level and having vertical limestone plat-bands to tower. Round-headed window openings with dressed limestone voussoirs and keystones, dressed limestone sills and having fixed timber windows. Serlian window to side elevation of tower with cut limestone surround. Square-headed loop windows with limestone sills to first floor and flanking entrance in front elevation of tower, having fixed timber windows and with timber louvers to first floor. Square-headed openings to north block with limestone sills and barred fixed timber windows. Square-headed door opening with stepped-profile dressed limestone surround, cut limestone steps and timber panelled double-leaf door with carved limestone plaque over with cast-metal harp motif in relief.